On Sunday we had plans to go to "Artscape" in Baltimore. But, before we went, Mo wanted to see the "Shark" on the Discovery Channel building in downtown Silver Spring. Here's a picture we took:
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We have gone to "Artscape" every year for the last 3-4 years and it is always a fun time. They basically section off like 10 blocks of the city and they have about 4 stages for live music, as well as hundreds of tents for artists of all varieties. This year I was psyched to see Michael Franti and Spearhead. I have only seen them one time before at Jazzfest in '04, and it was one of the best shows I had ever seen. I couldn't wait for Mo to see them because I knew she would love it. The guy is just amazing live. Mo kept saying how "happy he looked" and that he always had a smile on his face. I was interested to hear his new songs since he has an album coming out today. I had heard that it was very "reggae-based", so I was hoping that it wasn't too inaccesible. I like reggae, but too much can get repetitive and boring to me. Well, he didn't dissapoint. So good, so good. I told Mo that he would say "How you feelin" about 100 times, I think it was about 150 :) Not only did he play his new stuff, but he played a few songs from each of his albums. Some may say he is too preachy, and too political. But in all honesty, everything this guy stands for, I believe in as well. I joked that that he should be a religion. Mo said we were "Frantish". I like that.
Last night I played in that CP league thing on 'Stars, and the bad-beats continued. Top 2 got me when my QQ lost to his soooooooooted K8 or something crappy like that. Did he really think I was stealing from 3rd position? Anyway, I don't know how much more I will play on there, since I lost the $160 from the sattelite, I don't have much more on there, and unless I move some bankroll around, I doubt I will keep it up. I do like playing that private tourney, mostly because it's a lot of the +1 guys, and they are fun and usually pretty good.
Thursday night we are going to see Keller Williams down in Easton, MD. I am very excited about this show since it is another "loopless" show and in a very quaint small theatre. We saw Martin Sexton there, and it felt like we were sitting in a living room listening to the guy (He is awesome by the way, if you like folky acoustic, awesome singers, the guy doesn't hit a bad note!). We will then probably go to the beach on Friday and we are bartending Saturday night for some extra dough.
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