Over the hills, and through the woods....

The show went well.

Our merch man mikey went with me in the van.
It was quite a drive. The fastest two hours one can travel.

Although going through the pass in the hills was somewhat hard.

We got their earlier than expected, even after having been lost for a little.

A very nice woman was there, and opened the doors for us. Then we unloaded all the equipment, which I can tell you , is very bad for my back.

There was a bar there (just a bar counter) where they sold candy and drinks, and we set up shop in the corner. I mainly listened to my ipod and minded my own buisness.

After a couple hours, and three bands, we got up and played. We started late, but people still stuck around , which is the best part. There was a certain feel to this show that I've never felt before. The feeling of being a rubber band holding all this energy waiting to snap. And sometimes I did.

The drive home was hard. Steep hills while it rained. I didn't get back till 4. Poor me.

-alex