Hey folks
Well for those attending the meet next Sat at 3(jimmytammy, TammyNC, Capt. D, wfc4life, sechem32, Eliza61, Muushka and Mr. Muushka, sleepydog and luvsvwl)we are set!! Went to McCouls yesterday, told them we would be there at 3. They will probably seat us upstairs since they have larger tables up there. A heads up, they have a new chef, no major changes as food was still tops, but music has rocked up a bit. I noticed less Celtic, more English/Irish rock bands, Led Zepp, Beatles, U2 and The Cure were among what I took in yesterday. Maybe this is more young geared weekend stuff
BTW, we went to see Elton John last night in Winston Salem. Our DD and her fiance got lucky, asked by an Elton employee as we came thru turnstiles if they would like to sit 1st row, I replied yes, but he said they were trying to get young people down there(which excludes me

). Anyway, they were seated far left, 1st row right at Elton!! They got his autograph and gave me a signed ticket!!! Seen him 3-4 times late 80s-early 90s but he was exceptional last night. He mentioned he no longer
had to do shows, but still did them for his fans, and it seemed to show as he was really enjoying it, you could tell, it wasnt business, it was fun. And his voice and playing shined. It was like a songbook of mine and Tammys life, as we both grew up too his music. I have to admit, when he sang The One, I got misty eyed. That song/CD, T and me wore out in the early 90s. We were newly married, carefree, no kids, young, and doing what we wanted spur of the moment, taking weekend trips to Williamsburg and Fredericksburg at a moments notice with that CD along for the ride. So what brought the mist, a young couple3 rows down, the young man proposed to his girl right when the song started and they hugged, kissed and slowdanced the entire song. For me, it flooded the memories of days gone by for me and Tammy, we were young, madly in love, and the world was our oyster. For those who have/had that with their spouse/love of their life, you understand
