Just got home. I hadn't seen Arlo in over a year. Maybe two. That's way too long, btw. Anyway, this was not only the closest Arlo's ever played to me, I think it's the closest show I've ever gone to at all. The show was at a recently renovated theater which, like a lot of these places, had been a vaudeville theater, then a movie theater, then nothing, really. It had a short life as a kind of mini-mall, but it was just sitting around for years. Anyway, once it finally reopened they did a hell of a job. The acoustics and the sound system were tremendous. Arlo sounded absolutely great and the sound filled the room perfectly and clearly. A total pleasure.

It was kind of weird without blunderites, though. On the one hand, there's nothing friendlier than an Arlo audience and you're going to notice that more when you're solo yourself, but on the other, it all just reminded me how much I miss you guys. Got to do a blunder this year somehow, somewhere.

We miss you too, Pat, and Bob! Hope to see you somewhere this year!

Thank you, Judy. I really hope we do. Bob says to tell you hi for him.

I, selfishly, vote for your making it the Fall Revival, as it's the only northeastern Blunder we can manage to get to. We miss you guys!

Shelly, I hope we can do that. Too soon to be sure, though. We will try, though.

Sounds like a wonderful theatre. You can have my seat at the church shows since I won't be going. Not only is Mass too far for me but they usually have them when we are going to the reunion in KY...