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Mar. 20th, 2005 02:48 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
gabbydwgre: genealogy, am becoming convinced must be related to everybody in the towns of Paducah, Kentucky and St. Agnes, Cornwall. Freaky.
Went to concert tonight, saw Steven Curtis Chapman and Casting Crowns. Was v. good. However, did not buy anything, because A) already have CD's, and B) the other merchandise was simply not tempting. Chris Tomlin was also there, but did not impress, other than having a fairly nice voice. Probably not fair to have to put himself between CC and SCC, though. He was supposed to open, but for some reason Casting Crowns opened instead.
SCC is one extremely entertaining little dude. (He referred to himself as vertically challenged when relating a story about his much taller son, who is now learning to drive.) Also, is from Paducah, Kentucky. Which, yeah. He's probably my cousin five times removed or something.
It was very cold. I had to take a jacket with me. Once inside the ampthitheater, though, it was warm enough I could take it off. I still ended up sitting on my hands part of the time, to keep them warm.
Went to concert tonight, saw Steven Curtis Chapman and Casting Crowns. Was v. good. However, did not buy anything, because A) already have CD's, and B) the other merchandise was simply not tempting. Chris Tomlin was also there, but did not impress, other than having a fairly nice voice. Probably not fair to have to put himself between CC and SCC, though. He was supposed to open, but for some reason Casting Crowns opened instead.
SCC is one extremely entertaining little dude. (He referred to himself as vertically challenged when relating a story about his much taller son, who is now learning to drive.) Also, is from Paducah, Kentucky. Which, yeah. He's probably my cousin five times removed or something.
It was very cold. I had to take a jacket with me. Once inside the ampthitheater, though, it was warm enough I could take it off. I still ended up sitting on my hands part of the time, to keep them warm.
