catsway wrote:Found non-stop flights from Atlanta on the 18th returning on the 20th with hotel room for $2350 total for two guests. We already are spending a week in St. Thomas, USVI in October and have a seven night cruised booked for January, 2009. Oh what the hell, I gotta figure out something really good for dinner tonight so I can convince my lovely wife that we should go. I promised her we would only go see Jimmy in small venues from now on like NOLA in this past May. Maybe some nice ribeyes on the grille tonight?
Forget the ribeye, go with jewelry
I must be a cheap date...or an easy one. I don't need either to be persuaded to go!
catsway wrote:Found non-stop flights from Atlanta on the 18th returning on the 20th with hotel room for $2350 total for two guests. We already are spending a week in St. Thomas, USVI in October and have a seven night cruised booked for January, 2009. Oh what the hell, I gotta figure out something really good for dinner tonight so I can convince my lovely wife that we should go. I promised her we would only go see Jimmy in small venues from now on like NOLA in this past May. Maybe some nice ribeyes on the grille tonight?
Forget the ribeye, go with jewelry
I must be a cheap date...or an easy one. I don't need either to be persuaded to go!
Went last year...Got Tickets again. Great concert, remember to have a large memory card in your camera; you'll want it. Also imbibe before you attend the concert. The alcohol selections at the venue are very limited and just don't taste very good. Maybe Jimmy will import some Landshark this year ?????? There is a good small bar across from the venue or I think there is a Best Western down the street.
phins7209 wrote:Went last year...Got Tickets again. Great concert, remember to have a large memory card in your camera; you'll want it. Also imbibe before you attend the concert. The alcohol selections at the venue are very limited and just don't taste very good. Maybe Jimmy will import some Landshark this year ?????? There is a good small bar across from the venue or I think there is a Best Western down the street.
See you in Paris !!!!!!!!
that is pretty cruel, because it isn't going improve the selection...
According to ticketnet.fr, there are only 14 tickets remaining (as of 6/12 @ 9:00 AM PST). Get them while they last.... rumor is that there may be a second show the following night, not sure how much faith I have in this rumor.
It shows that he is there from 9/19 through 9/20 so guessing there will be 2 shows.
I don't want to live on that kind of island
No, I don't want to swim in a roped off sea.
Too much for me, too much for me
I've got to be where the wind and the water are free.
I don't want to live on that kind of island
No, I don't want to swim in a roped off sea.
Too much for me, too much for me
I've got to be where the wind and the water are free.
We decided to take the train from home to London, & Eurostar to Paris. Cheaper than flying or driving. I have not been on a train for many, many years, so should be fun
Now have to find an hotel and cheap Disney tix
catsway wrote:Found non-stop flights from Atlanta on the 18th returning on the 20th with hotel room for $2350 total for two guests. We already are spending a week in St. Thomas, USVI in October and have a seven night cruised booked for January, 2009. Oh what the hell, I gotta figure out something really good for dinner tonight so I can convince my lovely wife that we should go. I promised her we would only go see Jimmy in small venues from now on like NOLA in this past May. Maybe some nice ribeyes on the grille tonight?
Man, I love Jimmy but I could never imagine (or justify) spending that kind of money to only be in the country maybe 36-48 hours (depending on your flight times). Now if I was independently wealthy....maybe. More power to ya if you can pull this off.
thats what it costs us everytime, this was so good last year the venue is really small. now I don't know whether to spend all the money to come to vegas on the 18th as well. I wish he would release all the dates so you could plan it better
britparrothead wrote:We decided to take the train from home to London, & Eurostar to Paris. Cheaper than flying or driving. I have not been on a train for many, many years, so should be fun
Now have to find an hotel and cheap Disney tix
the eurostar is great we took it last year and spent the whole time in the bar, re-christened it the eurobar staggered off the other end. my 80 year old parents may come this year
britparrothead wrote:We decided to take the train from home to London, & Eurostar to Paris. Cheaper than flying or driving. I have not been on a train for many, many years, so should be fun
Now have to find an hotel and cheap Disney tix
the eurostar is great we took it last year and spent the whole time in the bar, re-christened it the eurobar staggered off the other end. my 80 year old parents may come this year
I was thinking the same.....Seattle to London via NW air direct flight....eruostar to paris.....WHat does the Eurostar cost??? Ahhh heck...come to vegas....it is one HELL of a party.....
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Scars are Tattoos with really good stories
No matter where ya go....There you are.
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Migration Michelle wrote:Tres tres TRES bien! Merci Jimmy!
à bientôt de voir à Paris!
Got my two tickets, thanks Michelle
Now looking for flights, anyone know a good hotel in the area, please let me know, thanks.
Jeanie
Glad to help, Jeanie. That's great you are going!!!!!
Funny how I used to live an hour from you and we don't meet until we go to Paris!!
We'll see you all there!
Attitude: The difference between ordeal and adventure
Scars are Tattoos with really good stories
No matter where ya go....There you are.
Come Back, Come Back.....to the South Bering Sea Islands....
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