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Carolinadreamin' wrote:

SwissParrotHeads wrote:

Carolinadreamin' wrote:All I want to do today is sleep! Pushing through the unpacking and grocery shopping but I wanted to stop a minute and thank everyone for a great weekend!
- Dave......you're a food god!!! Everything was delicious and thanks for looking out for me so I could eat!
- Tammy.....organizing the drive in was nothing short of herding 30 cats! And we all made it!!!
- Carol......the bonfire on the beach was as fun as the concert! Brilliant idea that needs repeating!
- Everyone........for making Mackenzie feel so at home and welcome. She had a great time and was texting her friends who decided not to show that they missed an epic party. She also told them that some of us......who shall remain nameless......could easily drink them under the table and "they did it for 3 days!"
She now has the beginning ideas for her doctoral thesis in psychology and is sure to be conducting interviews at future concerts!

Never got my t-shirt at the Beachcomber...........oh well.......I'll be back!

Love. That. Quote!
Mackenzie is a well behaved Parrothead In The Making I believe. Hope to spend a bit more time talking to her next year!
It was nice meeting you and your family, hope to see you guys again next year!

I think it being her 6th concert and the fact that she has flown to Alpine Valley twice to see Jimmy qualifies her as a full blown Parrothead! She had great fun and don't let the fact she was quiet at the beach fool you. She heard everything!

tigzoe wrote:

Carolinadreamin' wrote:

SwissParrotHeads wrote:

Carolinadreamin' wrote:All I want to do today is sleep! Pushing through the unpacking and grocery shopping but I wanted to stop a minute and thank everyone for a great weekend!
- Dave......you're a food god!!! Everything was delicious and thanks for looking out for me so I could eat!
- Tammy.....organizing the drive in was nothing short of herding 30 cats! And we all made it!!!
- Carol......the bonfire on the beach was as fun as the concert! Brilliant idea that needs repeating!
- Everyone........for making Mackenzie feel so at home and welcome. She had a great time and was texting her friends who decided not to show that they missed an epic party. She also told them that some of us......who shall remain nameless......could easily drink them under the table and "they did it for 3 days!"
She now has the beginning ideas for her doctoral thesis in psychology and is sure to be conducting interviews at future concerts!

Never got my t-shirt at the Beachcomber...........oh well.......I'll be back!

Love. That. Quote!
Mackenzie is a well behaved Parrothead In The Making I believe. Hope to spend a bit more time talking to her next year!
It was nice meeting you and your family, hope to see you guys again next year!

I think it being her 6th concert and the fact that she has flown to Alpine Valley twice to see Jimmy qualifies her as a full blown Parrothead! She had great fun and don't let the fact she was quiet at the beach fool you. She heard everything!

You sure about that. Wasn't she reading Fifty Shades of Grey?

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:Not sure anyone besides me really had the option, but dawdling on the Cape Monday saved me from driving in any nasty storms. I walked through two old cemeteries in the rain and took the back roads to the bridge. The storms petered out some by the time they got to the lower Cape (steady rain but no wild weather) and they'd passed east by the time I crossed the bridge headed west. We MUST do the Cape thing again. Maybe even again this summer. Anyone considered camping?

The Five O'clock Parrott wrote:

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:Not sure anyone besides me really had the option, but dawdling on the Cape Monday saved me from driving in any nasty storms. I walked through two old cemeteries in the rain and took the back roads to the bridge. The storms petered out some by the time they got to the lower Cape (steady rain but no wild weather) and they'd passed east by the time I crossed the bridge headed west. We MUST do the Cape thing again. Maybe even again this summer. Anyone considered camping?

Cape, I can try. Camping? Is that staying in a Holiday Inn?

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:

The Five O'clock Parrott wrote:

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:Not sure anyone besides me really had the option, but dawdling on the Cape Monday saved me from driving in any nasty storms. I walked through two old cemeteries in the rain and took the back roads to the bridge. The storms petered out some by the time they got to the lower Cape (steady rain but no wild weather) and they'd passed east by the time I crossed the bridge headed west. We MUST do the Cape thing again. Maybe even again this summer. Anyone considered camping?

Cape, I can try. Camping? Is that staying in a Holiday Inn?

Um, yeah, no room service, that's it.

The Five O'clock Parrott wrote:

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:

The Five O'clock Parrott wrote:

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:Not sure anyone besides me really had the option, but dawdling on the Cape Monday saved me from driving in any nasty storms. I walked through two old cemeteries in the rain and took the back roads to the bridge. The storms petered out some by the time they got to the lower Cape (steady rain but no wild weather) and they'd passed east by the time I crossed the bridge headed west. We MUST do the Cape thing again. Maybe even again this summer. Anyone considered camping?

Cape, I can try. Camping? Is that staying in a Holiday Inn?

Um, yeah, no room service, that's it.

lime rickie wrote:

The Five O'clock Parrott wrote:

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:

The Five O'clock Parrott wrote:

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:Not sure anyone besides me really had the option, but dawdling on the Cape Monday saved me from driving in any nasty storms. I walked through two old cemeteries in the rain and took the back roads to the bridge. The storms petered out some by the time they got to the lower Cape (steady rain but no wild weather) and they'd passed east by the time I crossed the bridge headed west. We MUST do the Cape thing again. Maybe even again this summer. Anyone considered camping?

Cape, I can try. Camping? Is that staying in a Holiday Inn?

Um, yeah, no room service, that's it.

Room service isn't very different than waitressing...hmmm

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:Not sure anyone besides me really had the option, but dawdling on the Cape Monday saved me from driving in any nasty storms. I walked through two old cemeteries in the rain and took the back roads to the bridge. The storms petered out some by the time they got to the lower Cape (steady rain but no wild weather) and they'd passed east by the time I crossed the bridge headed west. We MUST do the Cape thing again. Maybe even again this summer. Anyone considered camping?

Born to Rum wrote:Oh boy, where to start?

It was great to finally meet some of the people I have been posting to over the last few months. You were very welcoming and made my wife and I comfortable from the moment we arrived at the pool.

The tailgate started so organized and made it easy to enjoy yourself. I had a great time sharing my crazy tailgate inventions and visiting up and down the rows with everyone. Maybe next time it won’t go so fast.

The show had some amazing songs, the acoustic set when they all sat was a particular highlight. But hands down, the best part of the show was when I heard the entire venue singing along with the big guy. I have never witnessed every single person actually knowing the words and singing along. It was a very special and spiritual thing for me that still gives me goosebumps when I think about it.

Your encouragement to spend a few days in Cape Cod was one of the best leaps of faith I have ever taken. Denby and I got to really relax and have a great time. The Beachcomber, whale watching, Provincetown, beach campfire, and eating lobster rolls from a different place for every meal are all great memories.

Thank you all for making the weekend everything I hoped it would be.
Tom

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:Not sure anyone besides me really had the option, but dawdling on the Cape Monday saved me from driving in any nasty storms. I walked through two old cemeteries in the rain and took the back roads to the bridge. The storms petered out some by the time they got to the lower Cape (steady rain but no wild weather) and they'd passed east by the time I crossed the bridge headed west. We MUST do the Cape thing again. Maybe even again this summer. Anyone considered camping?

Carolinadreamin' wrote: She was.....but she also recounted most of the conversation on the beach when we went back to the Eventide.....

The Five O'clock Parrott wrote:

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:Not sure anyone besides me really had the option, but dawdling on the Cape Monday saved me from driving in any nasty storms. I walked through two old cemeteries in the rain and took the back roads to the bridge. The storms petered out some by the time they got to the lower Cape (steady rain but no wild weather) and they'd passed east by the time I crossed the bridge headed west. We MUST do the Cape thing again. Maybe even again this summer. Anyone considered camping?

Cape, I can try. Camping? Is that staying in a Holiday Inn?

ScarletB wrote:

The Five O'clock Parrott wrote:

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:Not sure anyone besides me really had the option, but dawdling on the Cape Monday saved me from driving in any nasty storms. I walked through two old cemeteries in the rain and took the back roads to the bridge. The storms petered out some by the time they got to the lower Cape (steady rain but no wild weather) and they'd passed east by the time I crossed the bridge headed west. We MUST do the Cape thing again. Maybe even again this summer. Anyone considered camping?

Cape, I can try. Camping? Is that staying in a Holiday Inn?

Same here Mitch - I don't "do" camping - good for those who do, they're better people than I am!

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:Not sure anyone besides me really had the option, but dawdling on the Cape Monday saved me from driving in any nasty storms. I walked through two old cemeteries in the rain and took the back roads to the bridge. The storms petered out some by the time they got to the lower Cape (steady rain but no wild weather) and they'd passed east by the time I crossed the bridge headed west. We MUST do the Cape thing again. Maybe even again this summer. Anyone considered camping?

Ragtop Girl wrote:Boy this week flew by, not like last week when I was watching the clock all day friday to see 5PM.
Already planing for next years menu and I will be the taste tester soon
Our group really knows how to party !!

tigzoe wrote:

Ragtop Girl wrote:Boy this week flew by, not like last week when I was watching the clock all day friday to see 5PM.
Already planing for next years menu and I will be the taste tester soon
Our group really knows how to party !!

Where did this past week go

Carolinadreamin' wrote:

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:Anyone considered camping?

Jen......I love you dearly........camping?..........uh.......no......and Bob says he did enough "camping" for 23 years in the Army....

Ragtop Girl wrote:

tigzoe wrote:

Ragtop Girl wrote:Boy this week flew by, not like last week when I was watching the clock all day friday to see 5PM.
Already planing for next years menu and I will be the taste tester soon
Our group really knows how to party !!

Where did this past week go

I seem to have the let down feeling after it's over