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beachbum13 wrote:

blackjacks wife wrote:we are all home and safe.

Great Day!!

My keet is asleep and now has a lifelong story to tell.

Thank you all for being part of her 1st Buffett Show. She's a special girl and you are all special friends!!!

Can you believe she got in the front row???

Buffett concerts just got 33.3% more expensive for the Blackjacks!!!! What her nickname going to be???

We were thinking "Blue-eyes" any other suggestions?

I'm going with the cheesiness factor for this.How about Little Miss Magic?

beachbum13 wrote:

blackjacks wife wrote:we are all home and safe.

Great Day!!

My keet is asleep and now has a lifelong story to tell.

Thank you all for being part of her 1st Buffett Show. She's a special girl and you are all special friends!!!

Can you believe she got in the front row???

Buffett concerts just got 33.3% more expensive for the Blackjacks!!!! What her nickname going to be???

totally cute picture! not surprised at all she made it to the front row

and it's gotta be blackjack's keet, of course!!

beachbum13 wrote:

blackjacks wife wrote:we are all home and safe.

Great Day!!

My keet is asleep and now has a lifelong story to tell.

Thank you all for being part of her 1st Buffett Show. She's a special girl and you are all special friends!!!

Can you believe she got in the front row???

Buffett concerts just got 33.3% more expensive for the Blackjacks!!!! What her nickname going to be???

Well we have Blackjack and Blackjack's Wife....how about Blackjack's Keet?

She doesn't want Blackjacks Keet. Go figure, we have a Little Miss Independent on our hand.

blackjacks wife wrote:She doesn't want Blackjacks Keet. Go figure, we have a Little Miss Independent on our hand.

How about Little Miss Can't Be Wrong.....(spin doctors song)

blackjacks wife wrote:She doesn't want Blackjacks Keet. Go figure, we have a Little Miss Independent on our hand.

LOL go with that. Lil Miss Independent

Just got in a half hour ago-unbelievable set list---just hope it doesn't spoil Jones Beach---never sweated so much in my life

Fantastic concert, tailgate. It felt like family to me again. The parking lot was way better, no issues of all not being together.
Billy, thanks for those Cuban's, Rum runners and the Nathan's dogs, yummy. Tom and Deb, thanks for letting me hang out in the misting tent all day. Thanks to Sea's for the ice luge and the fun. My only regret is that all our saturday friends couldn't be there to enjoy themselves.

Great to see you all

All I can say is "What a weekend!"

A Sentimental SunsetChef Message...

I wanted to take a second to thank all of my "Friends" for helping to repair my broken soul. The past two months have been an extremely difficult time for me and I have been feeling more than "a little lost and lonely" to say the least. I considered quite a few times about passing on this years festivities but a few persistent people talked me into just getting in the car and being there. Once I was able to get off the couch and open the blinds, I pushed to get in the car, then I was able to find the energy to pack it and shop it so I could contribute to the effort.

Over the past few days, the sun has come back out and skies began to clear on my little island. I feel better about things that have happened recently and am beginning to find the acceptance I need to move on. It felt good to feel good again and be part of something like we shared. I feel extremely fortunate to know so many of you and I appreciate the concern, well wishes, and help thats so many unselfishly sent my way.

Apparently, this year was more than a couple of Jimmy Buffett concerts and tailgate parties for me. It wasn't about the scenic Camden venue and parking fiasco, or the no tent/canopy policy, or the leftover garbage in the lots, which I certainly noticed but wouldn't let rent space in my head. It was more about healing and spending unforgetable time with true friends and making new friends while my family and lifelong friends weren't available. This has been an amazing experience and I thank you all. Quite a few of you, and you know who you are, the only way I can thank you is to hopefully be able to repay the kindness that you showed me.

I hope to see you again soon,
Billy.

SunsetChef wrote:A Sentimental SunsetChef Message...

I wanted to take a second to thank all of my "Friends" for helping to repair my broken soul. The past two months have been an extremely difficult time for me and I have been feeling more than "a little lost and lonely" to say the least. I considered quite a few times about passing on this years festivities but a few persistent people talked me into just getting in the car and being there. Once I was able to get off the couch and open the blinds, I pushed to get in the car, then I was able to find the energy to pack it and shop it so I could contribute to the effort.

Over the past few days, the sun has come back out and skies began to clear on my little island. I feel better about things that have happened recently and am beginning to find the acceptance I need to move on. It felt good to feel good again and be part of something like we shared. I feel extremely fortunate to know so many of you and I appreciate the concern, well wishes, and help thats so many unselfishly sent my way.

Apparently, this year was more than a couple of Jimmy Buffett concerts and tailgate parties for me. It wasn't about the scenic Camden venue and parking fiasco, or the no tent/canopy policy, or the leftover garbage in the lots, which I certainly noticed but wouldn't let rent space in my head. It was more about healing and spending unforgetable time with true friends and making new friends while my family and lifelong friends weren't available. This has been an amazing experience and I thank you all. Quite a few of you, and you know who you are, the only way I can thank you is to hopefully be able to repay the kindness that you showed me.

I hope to see you again soon,
Billy.

Billy, glad you made it to Camden!

Isn't this what "family" is all about?

Tropic_Al wrote:

SunsetChef wrote:A Sentimental SunsetChef Message...

I wanted to take a second to thank all of my "Friends" for helping to repair my broken soul. The past two months have been an extremely difficult time for me and I have been feeling more than "a little lost and lonely" to say the least. I considered quite a few times about passing on this years festivities but a few persistent people talked me into just getting in the car and being there. Once I was able to get off the couch and open the blinds, I pushed to get in the car, then I was able to find the energy to pack it and shop it so I could contribute to the effort.

Over the past few days, the sun has come back out and skies began to clear on my little island. I feel better about things that have happened recently and am beginning to find the acceptance I need to move on. It felt good to feel good again and be part of something like we shared. I feel extremely fortunate to know so many of you and I appreciate the concern, well wishes, and help thats so many unselfishly sent my way.

Apparently, this year was more than a couple of Jimmy Buffett concerts and tailgate parties for me. It wasn't about the scenic Camden venue and parking fiasco, or the no tent/canopy policy, or the leftover garbage in the lots, which I certainly noticed but wouldn't let rent space in my head. It was more about healing and spending unforgetable time with true friends and making new friends while my family and lifelong friends weren't available. This has been an amazing experience and I thank you all. Quite a few of you, and you know who you are, the only way I can thank you is to hopefully be able to repay the kindness that you showed me.

I hope to see you again soon,
Billy.

Billy, glad you made it to Camden!

Isn't this what "family" is all about?

We love you Billy!!!! We're here whenever you need us! Anything, anytime, anywhere!

IrishPirate wrote:

Tropic_Al wrote:

SunsetChef wrote:A Sentimental SunsetChef Message...

I wanted to take a second to thank all of my "Friends" for helping to repair my broken soul. The past two months have been an extremely difficult time for me and I have been feeling more than "a little lost and lonely" to say the least. I considered quite a few times about passing on this years festivities but a few persistent people talked me into just getting in the car and being there. Once I was able to get off the couch and open the blinds, I pushed to get in the car, then I was able to find the energy to pack it and shop it so I could contribute to the effort.

Over the past few days, the sun has come back out and skies began to clear on my little island. I feel better about things that have happened recently and am beginning to find the acceptance I need to move on. It felt good to feel good again and be part of something like we shared. I feel extremely fortunate to know so many of you and I appreciate the concern, well wishes, and help thats so many unselfishly sent my way.

Apparently, this year was more than a couple of Jimmy Buffett concerts and tailgate parties for me. It wasn't about the scenic Camden venue and parking fiasco, or the no tent/canopy policy, or the leftover garbage in the lots, which I certainly noticed but wouldn't let rent space in my head. It was more about healing and spending unforgetable time with true friends and making new friends while my family and lifelong friends weren't available. This has been an amazing experience and I thank you all. Quite a few of you, and you know who you are, the only way I can thank you is to hopefully be able to repay the kindness that you showed me.

I hope to see you again soon,
Billy.

Billy, glad you made it to Camden!

Isn't this what "family" is all about?

We love you Billy!!!! We're here whenever you need us! Anything, anytime, anywhere!

Billy, I can't think of a better partner to dance with for Come Monday and to sway to pirate with xoxoxo



Can everyone check their coolers and stuff. Tracy lost her black Cannon camera, it's broke at the top. Michelle Helms lost 4 tupperware like containters, one had muffins, one pasta salad, one watermellon and one strawberries. If you find the containers or camera send me a pm, thanks.

SunsetChef wrote:A Sentimental SunsetChef Message...

I wanted to take a second to thank all of my "Friends" for helping to repair my broken soul. The past two months have been an extremely difficult time for me and I have been feeling more than "a little lost and lonely" to say the least. I considered quite a few times about passing on this years festivities but a few persistent people talked me into just getting in the car and being there. Once I was able to get off the couch and open the blinds, I pushed to get in the car, then I was able to find the energy to pack it and shop it so I could contribute to the effort.

Over the past few days, the sun has come back out and skies began to clear on my little island. I feel better about things that have happened recently and am beginning to find the acceptance I need to move on. It felt good to feel good again and be part of something like we shared. I feel extremely fortunate to know so many of you and I appreciate the concern, well wishes, and help thats so many unselfishly sent my way.

Apparently, this year was more than a couple of Jimmy Buffett concerts and tailgate parties for me. It wasn't about the scenic Camden venue and parking fiasco, or the no tent/canopy policy, or the leftover garbage in the lots, which I certainly noticed but wouldn't let rent space in my head. It was more about healing and spending unforgetable time with true friends and making new friends while my family and lifelong friends weren't available. This has been an amazing experience and I thank you all. Quite a few of you, and you know who you are, the only way I can thank you is to hopefully be able to repay the kindness that you showed me.

I hope to see you again soon,
Billy.

Glad you decided to make it Billy. It would not be a Buffett tailgate without you there. Your a good friend. Glad we were all able to help.

Thanks soo much for the Cubans yesterday. You are "The Man"

docandjeanie wrote: Can everyone check their coolers and stuff. Michelle Helms lost 4 tupperware like containters, one had muffins, one pasta salad, one watermellon and one strawberries. If you find the containers or camera send me a pm, thanks.

I'm thinkin 1 one Camden's homeless is eating pretty well tonight.

It definetly wouldn"t have been the same without you we love you man!

I just want to thank everyone for a great 4 days. 2 great tailgates, a great party (special thanks to Joe and Mary Kay) unbelievable music with Gary Phillips and Swim Skinny and a cool private show with Swim Skinny Mon night.

You guys are the best. My friends all said how you all make everyone feel so welcome at our tailgate.

Hopefuuly I'll see some of you at Scott Kirby in a few weeks and I know I will see alot of you at MOTM this year.

IrishPirate wrote:

Tropic_Al wrote:

SunsetChef wrote:A Sentimental SunsetChef Message...

I wanted to take a second to thank all of my "Friends" for helping to repair my broken soul. The past two months have been an extremely difficult time for me and I have been feeling more than "a little lost and lonely" to say the least. I considered quite a few times about passing on this years festivities but a few persistent people talked me into just getting in the car and being there. Once I was able to get off the couch and open the blinds, I pushed to get in the car, then I was able to find the energy to pack it and shop it so I could contribute to the effort.

Over the past few days, the sun has come back out and skies began to clear on my little island. I feel better about things that have happened recently and am beginning to find the acceptance I need to move on. It felt good to feel good again and be part of something like we shared. I feel extremely fortunate to know so many of you and I appreciate the concern, well wishes, and help thats so many unselfishly sent my way.

Apparently, this year was more than a couple of Jimmy Buffett concerts and tailgate parties for me. It wasn't about the scenic Camden venue and parking fiasco, or the no tent/canopy policy, or the leftover garbage in the lots, which I certainly noticed but wouldn't let rent space in my head. It was more about healing and spending unforgetable time with true friends and making new friends while my family and lifelong friends weren't available. This has been an amazing experience and I thank you all. Quite a few of you, and you know who you are, the only way I can thank you is to hopefully be able to repay the kindness that you showed me.

I hope to see you again soon,
Billy.

Billy, glad you made it to Camden!

Isn't this what "family" is all about?

We love you Billy!!!! We're here whenever you need us! Anything, anytime, anywhere!

Same here Billy. If I can ever help, just let me know.
James Brown may have been the hardest working man in show business,
but I bet he didn't work half as hard as I watched you work on Tuesday.
Them Cubans were un-freakin-believable.
If you didn't cook so good, I may have actually lost some weight in that heat.

I have to go back to my other life (work) today.

I like you guys better.