[also hungry. tired and hungry.]

Mar 16, 2009 11:07

HOLY CRAP I AM TIRED.

And this is why:
  • [American Aquarium @ the Lincoln] 03.13.09. Raleigh, NC. Supported by Cary Ann Hearst and Bain Mattox. Still my favorites of favorites, still the band I love the best. A fantastic fantastic show, and now that they're on the road so much, it's always a particular joy when they come home and play here.

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starfishchick March 16 2009, 15:10:02 UTC
NCAA pool, yes please!

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minervacat March 16 2009, 17:35:26 UTC
:D i know you would want in. :D

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humpingbears March 16 2009, 15:21:01 UTC
Wooo, Chattanooga! That's my home town. It is a gorgeous little gem of a city now (though I don't think I could live there again until I'm 55 or so, mostly because of the large numbers of angry anti-liberals). I'm glad you enjoyed your time there. It is truly one of the most beautiful parts of the country.

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minervacat March 16 2009, 15:26:43 UTC
i just wish the weather had been better -- i could have killed days just wandering around the downtown taking pictures, because it was so lovely, but the rain sort of made that hard to do.

i saw what you mean about the angry anti-liberals, though.

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humpingbears March 16 2009, 15:30:08 UTC
Heee, that's exactly what I expect out of a certain (unfortunately large) segment of the population there. The real fun is reading their local news website, chattanoogan.com. It is home to some of the worst writing and most ignorant reader comments of any "news" site I've ever been on. But their police blotter is comedy gold.

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janet_carter March 16 2009, 16:29:25 UTC
I love the Smoky Mountains, and your pictures make me want to drive down there right now, rain or not.

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minervacat March 16 2009, 16:49:35 UTC
I HAD NEVER BEEN THERE BEFORE AND IT WAS AMAZING.

it is true that i am totally terrified of heights and i eventually had to make shep. switch seats with me so i could feel safer in the backseat, but oh my god so gorgeous. even in my burning fear and all.

COME VISIT US, WE WILL GO GOOF OFF UP IN THE MOUNTAINS.

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janet_carter March 16 2009, 17:38:03 UTC
Seriously, you have no idea how close I am to driving down there right now. SEE YOU IN 13 HOURS.

I rode through Tennessee a couple of times as a preteen, listening to, like, Simon and Garfunkel on my walkman. The Smoky Mountains and Wednesday Morning, 3 AM - who wouldn't put them together?

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minervacat March 16 2009, 17:52:24 UTC
i had only ever been to the other end of tennessee, to memphis a couple of times, and the eastern part of the state is really beautiful in its own way. the mountains! i don't know why we don't get up to the mountains more often; my default state of travel is always east to the beach. but now i'm going to make more of an effort to see mountains.

also, ahahahaha, your comment about civil war battlefields. DID YOU GO TO LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN IN CHATTANOOGA?

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justbreathe80 March 16 2009, 16:59:58 UTC
Hey, I'll play for the NCAA tournament this year - I love seeing how far I can get while pretty much completely making it up or choosing teams based on names. :)

(also? *glomps*)

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minervacat March 16 2009, 17:33:14 UTC
:D :D :D :D

HI LADY EMAIL ME I MIIIIIIIIIIIIIISS YOU.

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deaver March 16 2009, 17:30:17 UTC
My local radio station is doing a NCAA pool this year. Amusingly enough, your photo would be a WAY better prize than any they are offering. To join I wouldn't actually have to WATCH the games, would I? I mean we're starting on spring-training baseball which is sucking me in like a giant sucking thing.

Get some rest!

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minervacat March 16 2009, 17:35:05 UTC
you don't have to watch anything to play! i mean, i watch most of it, because i'm a crazy person, but you hear stories every year about the receptionist who won the $1000 office pool by picking teams whose names she liked. knowing anything about the games is not a requirement. :)

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