On the Road Again

So we are traveling again and we stop in Weed CA and as I walk into the travel stop I see these three letters lined up almost on purpose. This could be a bad omen of things to come or my main line of dialog on this trip. "FUK"

From Weed with love,
LOU

Rodeo through different eyes

This is a good one. It catches the rodeo vibe. The band people are the only people watching the band. And everyone is drinking.

The look on Dustin's face is awesome.

It was a good time. I especially enjoyed all the guitar hero. Thanks Bob!

Here are some of the lords of rock below.





Tune in next time,
LOU

The 'Stache

I miss the 'stache.

Rodeo The Journey Home

So as usual the last evening we played plenty of wii bowling. I can't believe one of us hasn't torn a rotator cuff or something.

Also as usual there was drinking to be done. This evening I'm rocking the large stubby bottle of Red Stripe. One of my personal favorites.

The next morning hanging out in the same hangar we played the gig in yesterday. I enjoyed the leather chair that was still left out from the ceremony yesterday.
King of the Castle. King of the Castle.

We waited for a few hours here. When finally we were bussed away and rode home in a gigantic C-5.

Ahh home again. I know my Rodeo coverage has been sparse but I hope you've enjoyed

Peace,

LOU

Rodeo Day Seven

The last day of Rodeo was hectic. So hectic that I'm just now talking about it.

Ahh there is no better way to start the day than biscuits and gravy.
We hit this great joint called the reef in Olympia WA. Absolutely excellent.

The closing ceremonies were ridiculous. Think a watered down military version of some tv awards show.

Here are some pics.







Very cool.

In the next hangar over I setup for the rock band to play. I waited for the stage to be setup. Ughh. It took an hour too long. But all went well.

Here is the inside of the hangar looking out at the plane on the flight line.



Since it's after the rodeo I'm obviously less disgruntled than I was while I was there. The palletizing took way too long. But fortunately SrA Morgan? from APS helped us out immensely. Big thanks you are much more patient than I would ever be.




Rodeo broadcasting from the home of the homeless,
LOU