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Jesus, An Experiment in Christology
"…Professor Hans Küng, in his writings, has departed from the integral truth of Catholic faith, and therefore he can no longer be considered a Catholic theologian nor function as such in a teaching role."
Declaration on…Hans Küng
promulgated by Pope John Paul II December 18, 1979
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Truth, the Power of Peace
promulgated by Pope John Paul II December 18, 1979
When Pope John XXIII was asked how many people worked in the Vatican, he replied, "About half." However, one office of the Roman Curia loves its work so much that it recently has been putting in overtime: the Sacred Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith—in an earlier incarnation known as the Roman Inquisition.
This is the group whose predecessors had Giordano Bruno burned at the stake on February 17, 1600, in Rome's Campo de' Fiori, and thirty-three years later managed to convince Galileo that prudence and a longer life lay on the side of a geocentric model of the universe.
Although papally mandated executions have been outlawed in Italy since 1870, it seems that the spirit of the Inquisition is a gift that goes on giving. In Rome last December the Vatican's watchdogs of orthodoxy were hard at work interrogating the sixty-five-year-old Flemish theologian Edward Schillebeeckx, professor of theology at the Catholic University of Nijmegen, Holland, for alleged heresy in his recent work Jesus, An Experiment in Christology. One of the inquisitors, the arch-conservative priest and theologian Jean Galot, came to the hearings fresh from a Vatican Radio broadcast (inside Vatican sources say it had the prior approval of the "highest consultants" to the Pope) in which he condemned Schillebeeckx and others for denying the divinity of Jesus and—this was the lowest blow of all—for being publicity hounds.1 Perhaps Galot was piqued because Schillebeeckx's book Jesus, An Experiment in Christology voiced aloud what most theologians admit privately: that Galot's 1971 work Vers une nouvelle théologie is based "on a completely mistaken interpretation of the authors dealt with, and so does not make the grade as a piece of scholarship." In any case, Schillebeeckx got his revenge four days after the hearings, and indeed by an act of God. On December 19 lightning struck the Vatican Radio tower and silenced it for eighteen hours.
Although Schillebeeckx will have to wait several weeks before learning whether he is a heretic, the Sacred Congregation waited only seventy-two hours after his trial before condemning another progressive theologian, fifty-one-year-old Hans Küng. Because of his "contempt for the magisterium of the Church" on the issue of papal infallibility—expressed most recently in his Kirche—Gehalten in der Wahrheit?—as well as on the issues of the divinity of Jesus and the virginity of Mary, the Congregation declared Küng barred from his chair of dogma and ecumenical theology at the State University, Tübingen, in West Germany. "I am deeply ashamed of my church," he told reporters, and a day after the decree was announced he defied the Pope by holding a public lecture in which he told two thousand cheering supporters that he would fight the Holy See's Lehrverbot.
The reaction among Küng's backers was immediate and strong. The day after the congregation's actions and in direct contradiction to its declaration, seventy American Catholic theologians published a statement in which they declared that, even though they did not necessarily agree with Küng on every point, they did indeed consider him "a Roman Catholic theologian." A few days later fifty Spanish theologians issued a similar declaration. For almost two weeks the local bishop of the Tübingen area, Georg Moser, refused to serve official notice of the dismissal. But on December 28, after consultation with Moser and conservative members of the German Conference of Bishops, Pope John Paul II reiterated his censure, albeit in softer tones. The warrant has been served, and the beleaguered Küng is officially removed from his chair of theology.
Because of his international renown (last August he lectured on God at the Peking Academy of Social Sciences—the first Western theologian ever to be so invited), the case of Hans Küng has become a cause célèbre. However, it is only the latest in a series of inquisitorial actions undertaken since Karol Wojtyla became Pope. Earlier in 1979 the Sacred Congregation silenced the French theologian Jacques Pohier, O.P., and barred him from saying Mass and organizing public meetings because his book Quand je dis Dieu (Editions du Seuil, 1978) cast doubts on the physical resurrection of Jesus. On November 5, a month after Wojtyla's visit to the United States, the Jesuit priest William Callahan, the head of "Priests for Equality" (read: priests for the ordination of women), was silenced by his superior and removed from Washington DC for challenging the Pope "on issues about which he has clearly declared himself."
Nor is the Congregation's work finished yet. According to Vatican rumors their next targets will be Rev. Charles Curran, professor of moral theology at Catholic University, Washington DC, and Rev. Leonardo Boff, the Brazilian proponent of "liberation theology,"2 which is accused of having a Marxist tinge. Curran, who was briefly suspended from teaching in 1967 and submitted to a University "inquiry" in 1968 for his opposition to the papal stand on birth control, is now "in communication" with Rome about certain theses in his books Issues in Sexual and Medical Ethics and Transition and Tradition in Moral Theology (Notre Dame University Press, 1978 and 1979 respectively). Other American candidates for censure include another Jesuit, John J. McNeill, for his book The Church and the Homosexual (Sheed, Andrews & McMeel, 1976) and Rev. Anthony Kosnik, co-author of Human Sexuality: New Directions in American Catholic Thought (Paulist Press, 1977), a book which on December 5, 1979, merited a full page of Congregation criticism in the Vatican house organ, L'Osservatore Romano, a newspaper which Hans Küng has compared to Pravda.
At least these men are in good company. Last month it was revealed that in 1933 the young Monsignor Giovanni Battista Montini, later to be known as Pope Paul VI, was submitted to an inquisition for "offending Catholic piety" in a "Protestant" vein by circulating a letter criticizing such Church practices as "sacristans collecting alms" during Easter Mass. The case was quickly closed but the experience may explain Pope Paul's reluctance to silence progressive theologians during the post-Vatican II period of liberalization, an era which he suffered through rather than relished.3
But Pope John Paul II has been making up for lost time. All the recent actions of the Sacred Congregation have his explicit approval, and this fact prompts the question: Who is the real Karol Wojtyla? Is he the staunch defender of human rights who spoke at the UN, that "liberation theologian" who told Mexican peasants on January 29, 1979, that "if the common good requires it, there must be no doubt about expropriation itself, carried out in the proper manner"? Or is he a new Torquemada on the Tiber, determined to force Catholicism into a Procrustean bed modeled after the conservative Polish church? One wonders whether he still stands by what he said a decade ago in his central philosophical work: "The one who voices his opposition to the general or particular rules or regulations of the community does not thereby reject his membership…. There can be no doubt that this kind of opposition is essentially constructive"4—or whether he is intent on muzzling those liberal theologians who are critical of what 180 American scholars last October called his "monolithic vision of the Church." The question, it seems, is: Who is really on trial—Küng and Schillebeeckx, or the Pope who has mobilized the campaign against them?
In any case his condemnation of Küng was so ill-timed that it became something of a bad Polish joke among Rome's international press corps. At one and the same Vatican press conference on December 18 reporters were treated to the Pope's stirring condemnation of ideological intimidation and political repression in Truth, the Power of Peace—his most courageous and frank declaration to date—and, moments later, to the announcement that Hans Küng had been silenced. This meant that reporters had to make sense, on the one hand, of Wojtyla's defense of the "legitimate and inalienable rights of those who refuse to accept a particular ideology or who appeal to freedom of thought" and, on the other, his censuring of the Swiss theologian for teaching an opinion that "contradicts the doctrine defined by Vatican Council I and confirmed by Vatican Council II." And all of this just a month after the Pope had declared that Galileo had been "wrongly condemned" by the same Congregation that fired Küng. The confusion led Dennis Redmont, bureau chief of the Associated Press in Rome, to ask from the floor, "Who's running the show here?"
More and more the answer seems to be: a strict conservative, above all in matters pertaining to Church doctrine and authority. In his style of papal governance Wojtyla can be soft and accommodating when dealing with outsiders, but as hard as he can be with those within. Behind that papal smile, as Brecht says of Mack the Knife, there are teeth. Wojtyla's speeches ad extra—in Mexico, Ireland, and at the UN—show a rare openness to the world, and a remarkable emphasis, as his encyclical Redemptor Hominis put it, on "man in the full truth of his community and social being."5 But ad intra he is pulling hard on the reins. Whereas Pope Paul honored almost 97 percent of the 33,000 requests by priests for laicization, Wojtyla to date has yet to absolve a single priest from his vows. (The game was up, in fact, when he appointed the deeply conservative Cardinal Silvio Oddi—whom Paul had kept at arm's length—to the head of the Congregation for the Clergy.) Instead he has cracked down hard on what he calls "secularizing tendencies" among the clergy and especially among Jesuits. At the Pope's behest, Pedro Arrupe, Superior General of the Jesuits, wrote a letter to local superiors of the Society last October relaying Wojtyla's demand that they "employ appropriate firmness in seeking a remedy for regrettable shortcomings" that are "a matter of personal concern" to the Pope. The list of shortfalls included: "independence of superiors, questionable relations with others, failures in the observance of the vows,…apostolic work incompatible with the priestly character," and lack of "fidelity to the magisterium in doctrine."6
Nor is Wojtyla any happier with leftist political leanings among certain Third World Jesuits. At a papal audience on December 10, 1979, at which the liberal Cardinal Leo Josef Suenens of Belgium was present, the Pope met a Jesuit from Bombay who is active in the charismatic movement and remarked to him, "So you're not all Marxists!" When Arrupe heard the story he brushed it off by saying, "That's just his Polish humor," but others believe that the remark referred to reports from Latin American bishops, including the cardinal of Ecuador, about revolutionary Jesuits in their countries.
Radiogiornale Vaticano, December 4, 1979, Intervista di Paolo Scappucci con il teologo Jean Galot. This was not Galot's first appearance on Vatican Radio. On April 6, 1976, he declared that "Küng does not admit of Jesus as God." Galot takes on the whole range of progressive Christologies, from Schillebeeckx's book through David Tracy's Blessed Rage for Order in his superficial polemic, Cristo contestato: Le cristologie non calcedoniane e la fede cristologica (Florence, Libreria Editrice Fiorentina, 1979).↩
Leonardo Boff, Jesus Christ Liberator: A Critical Christology for Our Time, translated from the Portuguese by Patrick Hughes (Orbis Books, 1978) and Liberating Grace, translated from Spanish by John Drury (Orbis Books, 1979).↩
See the collection of letters, Giovanbattista Montini giovane, edited by Antonio Fappani and Franco Molinari (Rome: Marietti, 1979), letter of March 19, 1933, to Bishop Giacinto Gaggia, pp. 259-261.↩
Karol Wojtyla, The Acting Person, translated by Andrzej Potocki (Dordrecht, Boston, and London: Reidel, 1979; original Polish edition, 1969), p. 286.↩
Pope John Paul II, Redemptor Hominis, National Catholic Documentary Service, vol. 8, no. 40 (March 22, 1979), p. 633.↩
Pedro Arrupe, "On the Allocution of His Holiness, John Paul II, and the annual letters of January 1980," Jesuit Curia Generalis, 79/14, October 19, 1979, pages 3 and 4. Cf. "Le Père Arrupe invite les Jésuites à une sorte d'autocritique," Le Monde, December 14, 1979, p. 30.↩
Radiogiornale Vaticano, December 4, 1979, Intervista di Paolo Scappucci con il teologo Jean Galot. This was not Galot's first appearance on Vatican Radio. On April 6, 1976, he declared that "Küng does not admit of Jesus as God." Galot takes on the whole range of progressive Christologies, from Schillebeeckx's book through David Tracy's Blessed Rage for Order in his superficial polemic, Cristo contestato: Le cristologie non calcedoniane e la fede cristologica (Florence, Libreria Editrice Fiorentina, 1979).↩
Leonardo Boff, Jesus Christ Liberator: A Critical Christology for Our Time, translated from the Portuguese by Patrick Hughes (Orbis Books, 1978) and Liberating Grace, translated from Spanish by John Drury (Orbis Books, 1979).↩
See the collection of letters, Giovanbattista Montini giovane, edited by Antonio Fappani and Franco Molinari (Rome: Marietti, 1979), letter of March 19, 1933, to Bishop Giacinto Gaggia, pp. 259-261.↩
Karol Wojtyla, The Acting Person, translated by Andrzej Potocki (Dordrecht, Boston, and London: Reidel, 1979; original Polish edition, 1969), p. 286.↩
Pope John Paul II, Redemptor Hominis, National Catholic Documentary Service, vol. 8, no. 40 (March 22, 1979), p. 633.↩
Pedro Arrupe, "On the Allocution of His Holiness, John Paul II, and the annual letters of January 1980," Jesuit Curia Generalis, 79/14, October 19, 1979, pages 3 and 4. Cf. "Le Père Arrupe invite les Jésuites à une sorte d'autocritique," Le Monde, December 14, 1979, p. 30.↩


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The Not Arcade Fires.
The Not Arcade Fires.
14 in a row = 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012a, 2012b, 2013a, 2013b, 2014a, 2014b
Saying OM&M sounds like Arcade Fire and/or the Decemberists is like saying that Snow Patrol sounds like Radiohead. Just as Snow Patrol sounded like a rip-off of Coldplay who sounded like a rip-off of Travis who sounded like a rip-off of Radiohead, the only way you're getting to the Arcade Fire or the Decemberists from OM&M is by way of bands like Mumford & Sons. if there is such a way to make a connection at all.
This is long form for saying that I don't agree with your opinion at all.
ps Who the fuck is Travis? Some band that you heard on the radio?
Every band sounds like every other band, except that one band who did it first. They're completely different from every one else.
Travis, the drummer from Blink182, right?
Your proximity to large media outlets have destroyed your ability to discern bad from good.
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Coachella 07 (the introduction), 08 (the bands), 09 (the documentary), 10 (the people i came with), 11 (the relationship test... we passed), 12 (whatever the weather, Dirty Epic forever), 13 (the year of the troll)
It's good that you are basing your rip off accusations on one song (which apparently rips off 2 bands that sound nothing alike) and the fact that they shout "Hey"! No artist did that before Arcade Fire. No artist at all. Also, the Decemberists were the first band to ever use an accordion. Good to know.
clearly weird al yankovic invented the accordion
Does n e 1 know who's playing Coachella this year?
Darkside (1/25)
Oneohtrix Point Never (2/7)
Four Tet (3/7) / Voices from the Lake (live) (3/7)
London Grammar (3/25)
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Holy FUCK Of Monsters And Men use tempo changes? Call the goddamn time signature police.
Actually I understand what he's trying to say. Folk/indie is a thing now, maaaaaaan. Give it a few more years and it'll be out of your hair.
So what day is Culture Club gonna play?
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Oneohtrix Point Never (2/7)
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Coachella (4/18-4/20)
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Muse is playing Vegas dangerously close to Coachella - March 17, 2013.
fuckin' with the lights on
AFP album 2/25
Not all bands from Iceland are unique and creative I guess..
3rd rate watered down Arcade Mumford Fire!
ps Frankly I don't care if you listen to them or not. Just making my point!
Here I found a great review from NY Times...
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/09/ar...ster-hall.htmlIceland could be a British isle or a Canadian province for Of Monsters and Men, the Icelandic band that headlined Webster Hall on Friday night. Of Monsters and Men connects two strains of Celtic-rooted music that spur robust, foot-stamping singalongs: the sea chantey and the arena-rock chorus, the folky and the anthemic. Its songs regularly ascend from guitar-strumming, accordion-tootling openings to brawny rock marches topped by la-las for the crowd to join, a strategy also used by Mumford & Sons, the Decemberists, Arcade Fire and, in decades past, the Scottish band Big Country.
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Some background: Originally founded as a duo by songwriters Nanna Bryndís Hilmarsdóttir and Ragnar Þórhallsson, Iceland's Of Monsters And Men quickly expanded to a sextet as its homeland popularity grew. A polished folk-pop gem, the group's debut, My Name Is An Animal, layers rustic folk songs with horns, strings, accordion, and dueling male-female vocals, fueling the soaring, shout-along choruses. The band channels an Arcade Fire influence most prominently on "Six Weeks"—which lifts the charging drum beat from "Wake Up"—and "Mountain Sound" (one of two new tracks for the recent U.S. release of Animal) which follows a winding synth line through a rousing chorus. The quiet slow-burn of "Love Love Love" glides with Hilmarsdóttir's lilting vocals, while Þórhallsson leads the uplifting "Your Bones." But the male-female vocals also play well off each other. On the bouncy strummer "Sloom," the two voices weave together to produce honeyed harmonies that buoy the arrangement.


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Despite true blizzard conditions, cable knocked out, two hungry Maine Coons and my Emergency Operations Center being activated, nothing, no, nothing could stop me from cranking out this final installment of the Las Vegas' Twisted Christmas Road Report! The only Twisted Sister concert review dubbed by Jay Jay French to be longer and harder to read than "War and Peace." Eat your heart out Leo Tolstoy! [actually, I'm more of a Dostoyevsky fan, myself....]
I ran into Jay Jay's significant other--she informed me that she had brought her mother to the first night's show. Her mother then saw Cher the following night. Her verdict? Twisted Sister was better than Cher! True story!
Now you'd think that with this being the third successive Christmas show in the same venue, that I wouldn't really have much to say about it other than a setlist and perhaps a notable quotable or two. What's more: they played the EXACT same setlist from Wednesday evening, so I suppose I could trim that off the top as well if I was looking to be frugal with the facts. And I was even inclined to let my 4-word review stand on its on. That is... until the nice Asian elderly family and the man in the red hat. [oh, just wait...this is gonna be great....I swear. You'll love it.]
So enter night three--your merry band of slamboarders chow down at the buffet once more--and take our places at the front velvet rope, stage right. Funtazia (Dave from the UK) was escorted to the best spot in the house up against the stage, where he was able to get a perfect, nose to nose serenade by the Dee-meister himself. (thank you Danny Stanton!) I rocked out with Denise (also from the UK), Canadian SMF Cindee, John from AZ and an assorted group that we actually RECRUITED from the first two shows, and hounded them such that they decided to buy another ticket for the third night. Job well done.
It is very challenging for a band in Vegas because you have hundreds of people there who have never even been to a rock concert--they have no idea what to do, what to expect, how to act etc. For mere entertainment purposes, Dave, Denise, Cindee and I decided to wager a round: we picked out a couple in the audience who obviously had NO idea where they were and what was coming soon: four elderly tourists that I believe were Chinese--three men (one wearing said red cap) and a woman we believe was his wife. They all looked to be in their 70's/80's. We each placed our bet: when would they get up and run for the exit? None of us bet they'd last past the third song.
The band took the stage just minutes after 8 pm. The man in the red hat's wife was fast asleep in the seat next to him--it looked like Cindee would be winning the round. Twisted took the stage and did indeed play the same setlist as the night before, but they played with tremendous intensity, it was absolutely electric! The house was almost completely full, including the entire balcony! "White Christmas" was just thunderous--and in a moment of holiday frivolity, Dee did a little spinning around dance in the snow--I was waiting for him to drop and make a snow angel! Over my shoulder, I look.....the wife is now awake...and her husband is singing along!
Some raps from Dee about Christmas...including one of my favorite quotes of the night, regarding the Twisted Christmas album: "They said we'd kill our careers. What careers??!?" And then they launched into "Shoot 'em Down". It was a bit odd that the majority of the audience knew all the words to the carols, and none of the words to the TS songs. In fairness, I've been to at least 10 TS Christmas shows and I still don't know the words to half the carols! We were again treated to the PG-13/borderline R-rated version of "I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus" (Bad Mommy!) and when they launched into "You Can't Stop Rock N' Roll' I thought the bass line was going to knock me off the edge of the stage. Over my shoulder....the wife finally had to leave (poor thing, she looked exhausted) but the two remaining of our fearless foursome tourists are now clapping along!
As we heard the opening riff to "The Price"...they cued the fog. A lot of fog. And more fog. There was so much fog that I actually lost sight of Dave in the front row--except that he rigged his TS shirt as well as the undercarriage of his wheelchair with Christmas lights, so through the fog I see a glowing TS logo! Finally, with Dee barely coughing out the opening line, he yells "Okay! Enough with the fog already!" He launched into "Oh Come Oh Ye Faithful" and finished it with a resounding "Halleluyah!"
The sound was flawless--you could clearly hear every note of every solo, every drum hit, every pound on the bass. Dee's vocals just filled the theatre! No earplugs needed. Well, actually that's not true. I wished I HAD put them in--the couple standing next to me on this third night did NOT shut up the entire show! I mean, they frickin' talked the whole time! And about shit that wasn't even relevant to the show! I wanted to borrow that roll of duct tape that Animal got from Santa the night before. Speakin' of Animal...he came over to the wing and gave me hard slap on the back during this song. Holy crap! Don't need that chiropractic adjustment now. And I think that's as close as a kiss as anyone will ever get from the Animal! [oh relax, all in fun....]
Dee once again thanked all of the fans wishing him a Happy Hannukah....even though he claims that he's "only got a little bit of Jew in him...and you can see it when [he] wears tight pants..." Oh boy. It's Vegas, baby. He reassured those in attendance that unlike the early days, when he was prone to fits of violence when fans failed to "get into it" and stand up, he was far more patient these days. But beware... if the crowd didn't start getting into it soon, he was prone to have flashbacks of the 80's! Quick check of our tourists: all have left except for the man with the red cap. He's absolutely mesmerized watching Dee!
I knew that AJ was hurting from the night before, but didn't realize how badly hurt he was! my god, it's worse than the NFL....now two of our five on the disabled list! First Eddie's back, and then AJ's hamstring. Dee announced that AJ could barely walk that morning, and yet in spite of the pain, he played a solo that was second to none. It was really fascinating to me to hear the drum solo three nights in a row--I actually could feel the differences between nights. Last night was a little heavier on the snares but lots of crashing cymbals. Sort of a Ratta ratta tat tat dum tata dum bumma chuka BOOM BOOM BOOM
Okay. so words don't really translate drum. But it completely kicked ass, and when it was over...almost all of the crowd was on their feet!
Animals' bass solo during "Silver Bells" was equally special--last night, it had some real jazz fusion! I mean, it had a real improvisational feel to it, yet at the same time: call it controlled chaos. Amazing! I look over...and there is our elderly Chinese man in the red hat, on his feet, applauding the Animal!
Satan Claus returned once again. We learned that due to a bad experience in Tijuana, Satan Claus crapped his pants and hence....the return of pantless Claus. Eddie tried out his toy guitar: not only does it play chords..it OINKS. I would just like to state, for the record, that the ONLY thing that goes on tirelessly longer than my road reports: The Twisted Sister Santa Routine. Best Jay Jay quote of the night: [to Satan Claus] "You turn a three minute bit into an audition tape for The Young and the Restless!"
Jay Jay's Christmas wish for the night: Get Ozzy to be a guest on the "Are You Smarter Than a 5th grader?"
Dee, very demeurely tonight... said, "Satan Claus... I wanna rock."
And out pops Kid Rock! Now mind you, the night before, we actually had a long argument with another fan: we were convinced we saw Kid Rock mingling with the audience after the show, and this guy INSISTED that it was an impersonator from the rock show at a neighboring hotel. Nope! Real deal....it was Kid Rock! We were hoping he would join Dee onstage to sing "I Wanna Rock" but alas....no such luck...however... "I Wanna Rock" had the whole damn place on their feet, screaming at the top of their lungs. And yes...our star of the night: elderly man in the red cap is not only on his feet, he's throwing his fist in the air, yelling with the rest of us. Ladies and gentleman...I swear....it made a tear well up! A headbanger is born!
Heavy Metal Christmas encore: the theatre handed out 12-days cheat sheets as we entered the theatre--I guess folks couldn't follow the band's cue cards.
I got a big hug from AJ (poor guy was really limping! feel better soon brother!) and realized, as we headed into the final encore, that this was the last show of the Christmas run, AND the last time I'd see Dee in full makeup and costume. I tried very hard not to think about it, because I swear to ya, as I live and breathe, I had to hold back a few tears.
It was such a delight to spend the days with Dave (Funtazia), Denise from the UK, Canadian SMF Cindee, John from AZ, Josh, Mark, RJ--and so many others--not to mention a few little impromptu conversations in the hotel lobby with the band and crew. Many many thanks to all of the band members, Danny, Joe, the entire road/sound/light crew and the wonderful staff at the Las Vegas Hilton.
These were three of the best times I've ever had. I allude to it but don't discuss it on this board--I've experienced some truly horrific things in my life (I have PTSD as a result). I have good days and bad....and on those bad days, I work very hard to focus on a positive, happy memory to try to counterbalance the flashbacks that sometimes get overwhelming. Now I have three days of positive memories to store away for those moments when the sun gets eclipsed by my past. A gift that I will cherish the rest of my life--this was the best Christmas I've EVER had.
And so...with the snow now piling even higher....my pager going off incessantly....I close the last Christmas review of 2009. Many holiday blessings to all of you--a very healthy, happy and productive new year to all my SMF family!
Armadillo.... trotting off into the blinding storm...
Ahhhhh. The decadence of not having to pay by the minute!
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