Nice report! Wish we'd been there! We'd love to hear from someone a full report of what he did, sang, wore, red or white socks & love to know all about the Todd tribute. He was most definately smiling down I'm sure... <img src="http://www.arlo.net/ubb/smilies/peace.gif" width=16 height=16>

Cheryl,
It will take some of us a while to get home, and (sigh) today's the day we have to do that, but more full reports are to come.

Thanks! We'll be all ears! <img src="http://www.arlo.net/ubb/smilies/smile.gif" width=15 height=15>

Wow, the boards are a-rocking tonight! We just got in from the airport and after a day's travel, I am too tired to post about what I'm feeling and thinking tonight but to say that I love you all and that I did not fully realize the extent to which I was going HOME when we set out on Wednesday. More when I can be coherent. P.S.: If Arlo isn't mentioned in a post about the Revival, it's because when you're within a dimension, that dimension is so at the core of the context that it doesn't require mentioning.
Ceashel/Shelley

did Ceashel hit n a cora-Larry, there?
That, the exact opposite of SO, is IO, a center core,so fundamental as to reach a state of INTUITIVE OBVIOSITY, or IO, iin fact, its so IO that it mimics binary code... mmmm, I'm outta here, getting scary, even though Larry hasn't posted, lately...<img src="http://www.arlo.net/ubb/smilies/lookout.gif" width=15 height=15>

glad you got home safe and sound, shelley and jay! meeting you was wonderful...it was all wonderful!

arnie...glad we got to say hello, even if briefly. hope one of these days you get to come out and play...and stay longer.

cindy, georgia, mike and all of todd's family...it was so great to be with all of you on sunday! amy...you did an amazing job with the book...thank you!

todd was definitely there in the wind on saturday, then gave us a beautiful day on sunday. thanks, todd!

all i can say is we have one hell of an awesome family!

i think i am too 'filled up' to be able to write much about this past weekend...yet!

there were sad moments and miracle moments and happy moments and touching moments, goofy moments, and a whole lotta hugging going on.

there were tears of sadness, tears of joy ...hugs for comfort, hugs hello and hugs good bye...

there was also (lest we forget) a deluxe blue box and some pretty amazing music too!

thanks, once again to larry...without whom there would be no tailgate party!

may the specialness of this weekend keep on keeping on!

What Sherry said. I too haven't been able to soak it all in yet. Two or three years worth of special moments in only three days!!!

Last weekend at The Church will always be one of my most special memories.
Many miracles...(!!)...

Sherry, please keep an eye out for Judy's package.
I sent it out "Overnight Mail" yesterday and it will be delivered to your house either this afternoon or tomorrow.

wowie! I just talked, thru AOL Inst msg, w/ Ceashel & Jay.. I wish I'd been there, for tailgate & Todd celebration. next year, I'll be the most hyper-active Church-virgin, ever! heehehe.
Motorin, to Church, blowin thru the Berks, in my new MINI!..meantime, I'll be downshiftin' down that hiway, in the wind.....
Nov 5 is blast-off day, for FLA!

Next year, I'm bringing duct tape and handcuffs......just in case Bumper gets out of control. <img src="http://www.arlo.net/ubb/smilies/biggrin.gif" width=15 height=15>

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Larry:

Next year, I'm bringing duct tape and handcuffs......just in case Bumper gets out of control. <img src="http://www.arlo.net/ubb/smilies/biggrin.gif" width=15 height=15><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

You are so kinky, I like it, maybe if you would bring some for me, I too would show up.

No worry, Larry, I stay pretty much in control, doing all the things other folks do. I just do em, simultaneously, and...um...real fast....!

It's 7:25 in Housatonic, so the people are in the church at little candlelit tables, eating Theresa's sandwiches and brownies, talking and drinking wine and beer, cokes, coffee, and tea, and waiting for the last Fall Revival performance to begin. I hope that this weekend they have had an experience even half as good as ours was--if so, they're happy campers. ("Happy campers" not to be confused with THOSE PEOPLE who camp across the street before the Sunday performance!)<img src="http://www.arlo.net/ubb/smilies/smile.gif" width=15 height=15>

Yeah, Cea, I miss it too.