Edie

I voted "its a wonderful life" but when I was 4 this ruled:

I can totally attest to this -- top 3 shows of last year easily. I love listening to the recording -- the description of his press tour in Europe is classic. Sue, he has to promise to tell more stories

Don't worry -- we will. We are thrilled to have been able to raise this kind of money to help such a great cause. Also, I know I don't want to been seen as gloating

A bunch of dates up there now: FEB-22 CLEVELAND, OH LAKEWOOD THEATRE FEB-23 UPPER DARBY, PA TOWER THEATRE FEB-24 NEW HAVEN, CT SCHUBERT THEATER MAR-02 NASHVILLE, TN RYMAN AUDITORIUM MAR-03 MOBILE, AL MOBILE CIVIC CENTER MAR-04 NEW ORLEANS, LA TIPITINA'S MAR-05 NEW ORLEANS, LA TIPITINA'S MAR-07 HOUSTON, TX VERIZON THEATER MAR-08 TULSA, OK CAIN'S BALLROOM MAR-09 DES MOINES, IA VAL AIR BALLROOM

BTW -- I understand that there were three winners last night @ $20,000 for each show. Big kudos to all who raised that kind of dough for a great charity I'm sure there will be more news as more of the participants finish the long day today (this is a 24 hour event!) or wake up after a long, well-deserved nap

Now THAT is a great picture!

Back at 'cha

I hope Heather makes so much money tonight that she'll be begging it to stop.

I was hoping Jeff would wear his Nudie suit

I *should* be in!

I forgot to mention that Jeff wanted to play SES without the PA, but the crew, to their credit, thought there was a problem and scrambled to plug Jeff in. It was pretty funny.

Playing with my husband (drums) Since Scott is in the musicians union and it is a non-union show, he is using an alias -- Anthony Shepherdstone. I saw it Friday -- Bob is terrific in it and the show itself is a lot of fun. Go see it if you can!

It was a great show and a really fun night. A shout out to Ken for the amazing tickets. The show was extremely well run, with interesting little filler acts that took place while they were setting up for the next artist. Some of those took place in the front upper boxes. They had dancers and drummers and and a bluegrass ensemble. It made the segues that much better. Also, as mentioned, Roger McGuinn and Bela/Abagail were amazing, but in some ways the non-Jeff highlight was Bonnie Koloc and David Bromberg. I mean Froggie -- I don't know the exact answer, but Jeff sang SES in what sounded

This is my dream also. I might be years before I could do it -- so go for it.

Me too! I'm mailing it Monday

Don't be so presumptuous.

I have been members of both sites for a couple weeks or so, but have barely used either (and have no invites). I am finding that my heart has just gone out of the concept of file sharing and chasing ratio etc. I want oink back

While I am never happy to see people die, I will not miss him.

I'll guess you have a pez dispenser, but not that one. Poppy, I'll guess #2 -- maybe you gave up 6 months later And ms Y... you are not correct!

Ms Y... I have seen you eat tomatoes (I think) so.... I'm guessing #3. Here's R2 for me: My step grandfather was once under suspicion for being a Nazi sympathizer I was lost for 2+ hours at the Aztec pyramids in Mexico I gave up my bedroom to members of "Up with People" for more than 4 months

Happy Birthday Liz! It was so fun seeing you in Lawrence

I know there was a taper at these shows. He tends to take a little time to be sure things are good. Sit tight -- they will appear!

wow -- cool site. I'll keep that one on the list. I am also thinking Democracy Now And ELF -- I'll call you in the morning. Be sure to have "Sex and Candy" on the boombox, mkay?

I came into a little extra cash right at the right time so I am buying my husband a painting by a well known VC artist For the adults in our family, I put money into charities in their names. Here are a few from the past: Heifer Mercy Corps Medecins Sans Frontieres Seva International Still thinking about which ones to do this year..... hmmmm

For me, #2 is false -- no one got it Also, I have YIM if anyone ever want to be ignored by me on it