Renaissance Part 2 and Film on the Rocks
Firstly, someone has posted some group pictures from the Steampunk gathering at the Renaissance Festival last Saturday. Steampunk invades Larkspur Renfaire on The Colorado Chrononauts' League website. Three pictures and I'm in two of them. One before the rain, the other after the rain when it was cool enough to actually wear my duster.
Secondly, tonight was a Film on the Rocks night. A live band and a movie at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre. Tonight the band was Carbon Leaf and the movie was The Princess Bride. I was there with the girl from the coffee shop of last week, whom I'll be calling Elle here at least until I talk to her about blogging about her.
Much fun was had and things are going very well with her, so far as I can tell.
The worst part of the evening was the intermission between Band and Movie, wherein the promoters announced the winners of a couple of contests, threw t-shirts at the audience and had an Animal Planet quiz that many people weren't paying attention to (no audience participation was sought). I was also disappointed Carbon Leaf didn't play Mary Mac, my favorite song off of their live album, "5 Alive!" They're coming back to Denver in September to play a couple of smaller venues. Smaller than the 8000 person capacity amphitheater anyway. The show tonight was apparently sold out.
Tomorrow I pick my mother up from the airport, so I should probably get to bed reasonably early tonight.
Goodnight internets.
Secondly, tonight was a Film on the Rocks night. A live band and a movie at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre. Tonight the band was Carbon Leaf and the movie was The Princess Bride. I was there with the girl from the coffee shop of last week, whom I'll be calling Elle here at least until I talk to her about blogging about her.
Much fun was had and things are going very well with her, so far as I can tell.
The worst part of the evening was the intermission between Band and Movie, wherein the promoters announced the winners of a couple of contests, threw t-shirts at the audience and had an Animal Planet quiz that many people weren't paying attention to (no audience participation was sought). I was also disappointed Carbon Leaf didn't play Mary Mac, my favorite song off of their live album, "5 Alive!" They're coming back to Denver in September to play a couple of smaller venues. Smaller than the 8000 person capacity amphitheater anyway. The show tonight was apparently sold out.
Tomorrow I pick my mother up from the airport, so I should probably get to bed reasonably early tonight.
Goodnight internets.