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Happy Birthday!

Very cool. And it's gotta make A-man proud that you went back and found this thread vs. making a new one.

Any big plans for the fabric? I have scads of fabric, two sewing machines, and a serger. I make clothes for my girls in the summer, but I need a new serger project. And now, looking at your projects, I want to learn how to knit. Do I need a class or just a book and motivation?

I curse our filter at work... I'd love to waste my day away with Scrabble on Facebook.

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If they sell out the Val Air (3000 cap GA), that will be something....

Such sad news, and I'm so sorry for all of you who knew her in so many ways.

Similar thread that may help you out... http://forums.viachicago.org/index.php?sho...l=perfect+wilco

As early as I can finagle, but I have to work most of the days...

This is a great tip, thanks. We go to Chicago multiple times each year, and we just may use this option in the future. Thanks!

I'd love this show as well. Sounds fantastic.

None taken at all. It's always interesting to hear how different songs hit people differently. Glad you have one you love so much.

me too...

"Let's Not Get Carried Away" is the last track on mine, so maybe I'm just excited to get to it? I can only speak for myself, of course, but for me it's being engulfed in the sights and sounds-- the drums, the lighting they use during it, the visual parts of JT's delivery... I loved it live. After that, the studio version was better for me and I don't always skip it, but it's definitely in my bottom 3 of the album. We don't all have to love the same ones, do we? I agree, really nice.

Welcome!

Let me guess: Patrick Fugit?

Kite Runner

Hmmmm.... maybe so....

You sound mean.

No. I didn't like it at all until I heard it live. It was powerful live, but I'm still not a fan of the studio version. I typically skip over it when listening to studio SBS.

I heard J. Farrar joined them on stage....

I am of no assistance, but it sounds like it would be great! (Huge help, I know...)

Ditto--thanks for all of your work. Wilcobase is invaluable.

So sorry for your loss, Edie.