¤ milky moon ¤

I see my role as trying to keep the forum in some semblance of harmony. Compared to this time last week, I think things are a bit better. Compared to before Scherado arrived at all, they're a bit worse. But I also think that I need to be fair, even-handed and as far as possible democratic in all that I do, and that includes giving people their second chances and not getting involved in partisan squabbles, other than to attempt to moderate them.

I meant ninny, not nanny. Get your words right wollipog.

wollipog? How did you know my alter-ego?

He violated me.

^ I know you didn't ask me but... I like his Monkey & Bear better but I like it.

P.s. those lucky bastards that got Colleen! Thank god for tapers & YouTube!

I, also, ended up liking his version of Monkey & Bear better. Collen fell sort flat in comparison, for some reason! I'll give it more time though

I said I'd share more about the show later almost a week ago! I'm finally ready to make a post, and it probably won't contain much of interest, as you've all already heard all about the show. It was great meeting Polli, Peter and Rob, though I wish we would have had more time to talk. The listening party before the show was great, my friend bought me a couple of blueberry lagers, meaning I drank before a Joanna show- something I've always said I wouldn't do! They were quite delicious, though, and their effects had disappeared before Joanna took the stage. My seat was in the 15th row, but there were two open seats in the 3rd row, so my friend and I took them Bridges and Balloons was a pleasant surprise, as I had assumed she'd open with '81. As soon as she started playing the silliest smile appeared on my face. For some reason that's always my reaction when she starts playing. Colleen was the highlight for me, as well. It's one of my favorite songs and I wasn't expecting her to play it. I found my eyes watering a few times throughout the show, but Baby Birch hit me harder than it did the other times I've seen her play it. I was choking back sobs. The Orpheum was gorgeous, it's easily the most beautiful theater I've ever been in. While I wasn't overly impressed with Phoenix (sorry, locals!) I'm really happy that I flew down for the show.

So it was you who took those seats?

very fun hanging out and your friends were fun. Her story about the mom piercing during tuning made it into the reviews in the paper. Yes it was indeed a beautiful theater and acoustically amazing

colleen was my highlight as well -ended up only getting it on the iphone - but deleted it as it was just mostly noise trying to keep the phone vid from the senior cell squad . Should the Phoenix show up to download on dime or traders den i'll post to share.