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[bronicablue]

As many of you know, I went to Seattle last month, during one of the coldest Novembers on record. It was at freezing or below the whole time, and eventually snowed like crazy. While there, I went to an awesome dance club with a friend. Despite the cold, the place was packed to the gills, everyone dressed up & looking awesome, having a blast,

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[fightingwords]

That means I get to HUG YOU. I'll be there tonight as a civilian for the first time in, like, ever, so I'm sure I'll come sit by you.

[bronicablue]

YAY!!!!!!

[wyndebreaker]

People from the Bay Area, SF especially, are jaded.
I realized this after I moved away, because I was the same way. This is what the weather is like in the Midwest. My car, one morning last year around this time.

[rmjwell]

I left Chicago in part so I could live in a place with weather I didn't have to shovel.

Last night was epic topped with awesome. And a cherry!

[sparklydevil]

I remember one year in Detroit my band played a show in the middle of a major blizzard and the bar was packed. When we went to load out the equipment, my car was covered in a FOOT of snow. You just had to suck up & deal, because if you didn't go out because of crappy weather, you'd never leave the house!

[livid]

My first trip to Chicago involved 3 below zero weather and me STILL wandering out in my short skirts and fishnets. Mind you, this was in MARCH.

I ain't no wussy-pants. And as you know, I make it out to Hubba whenever I'm not working at Cats, which is rare. I still love that show to pieces.

[bronicablue]

I know, and this was not meant to dis any of my friends who were working, sick, too broke to afford it, etc. It was more meant as an observation of SF club goers in general.