7/21 - Edison's

This place was so small you could barely change your mind in there. The drums took up most of the corner where we set up camp for the evening, but we made it through.

Speaking of drums, thanks to Danny for sitting in for the Reverend. He did a great job. I think it's really neat how complete strangers can mesh together through music. How corny did that sound? Way corny. But I don't care, it's true.

While we were singing I Got A Line On You, a guy at the bar decided to expel some sort of fluid from his mouth. It came out in a slow motion stream and I'm still not sure if it was spit or puke, but all I could think of while we were singing was "I got a line of puke" instead of the real words. I looked around to see if anyone else noticed and if anyone did, they either had a great poker face or they just didn't care.

We made some new friends. Erin, Maryellen and Cindy. They were very nice. Erin and Maryellen danced quite a bit, which was remarkable considering there was only about 3 feet of space between them and us (remember - small bar). Later that same day, Erin decided that she must go outside and climb up on the old bicycle that was bolted into the sidewalk in front as a sculpture type item. It's one of those monstrosities with the big old wheel in front that stands about 5 or 6 feet and the little one in back, has a teeny little seat. She made it up there. Have no idea how, but she did. And she made it back down with out falling and/or showing any of her parts (she was wearing a mini skirt). Maybe her confidence came from Maryellen being her spotter. I'm sure the liquid courage helped too.

Oh yeah, turns out that Anno and Lola are screamers.

And there ya have it.