Category Archives: concerts
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Pacific Northwest: Miscellaneous
Posted on November 7, 2009 by Dan in concerts, food, travel.While we drove all the way up to Washington primarily for concerts, we did manage to do some other stuff too. In between the second and third shows, we took a side trip to Idaho. Because…when the heck else would we ever be in Idaho? Granted, we didn’t get very far inside the border, but […]
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Pacific Northwest Roadtrip: The main attraction
Posted on October 21, 2009 by Dan in concerts, travel.So, the big trees happened. About 13 hours of travelling happened. Onto day 2. We spent the first night in Albany, Oregon I believe, which is a bit south of Portland. We hung a right at Portland and found ourselves in the Columbia River Gorge. Which is full of those “wow, this is really gorgeous” […]
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Pacific Northwest Roadtrip: The build up
Posted on October 5, 2009 by Dan in concerts, travel.This story actually starts in April of this year, when Dave Matthews Band released their tour dates for this summer and fall. As many of you know, I’m a pretty devoted (read: crazy) fan, and go to at least one show a year. Since we’ve moved out here, Dan and I have seen them play […]
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November, one day at a time
Posted on November 9, 2008 by Dan in Berkeley, concerts, family, friends, San Francisco, we're crazy liberals.Well, it’s already the second weekend of November, and I haven’t told you all thank you so much for my birthday wishes yet, which is not cool of me. So, THANK YOU! I feel very loved and appreciated. Thanks for the cards, Facebook notes, phone calls, flowers, emails, etc. You are all awesome. A lot […]
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Weekend recap
Posted on June 2, 2008 by Dan in concerts.Well, Dan kind of wrote an entry about our weekend. We all went ahead and had a social life, which was a new and exciting feeling. Saturday, REM was playing on campus in the Greek Theater, which is effectively a big ampitheater. One of the RD apartments is as close as you can get to […]
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All work and Play
Posted on June 1, 2008 by Dan in concerts, work.I avoid talking shop here because, frankly, I don’t think it’s really interesting news to share. But I realize nobody will know what I’m up to day-to-day unless I actually talk about it. I’ve been working with a nice marketing agency as their senior account executive. Your guess is as good as mine as to […]
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Living on a college campus has it’s perks
Posted on March 16, 2008 by Dan in Berkeley, concerts, stupid people, we're crazy liberals.So, when students ask for my advice (and sometimes when they don’t) about what they should do while they’re in college, I step onto my soapbox and tell them that they should take advantage of the performances, exhibits, lectures etc. that come to college campuses. Because in real life, these things do not pop up […]
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kalsvnoa9wur9p!!!
Posted on March 13, 2008 by Dan in concerts.Um, so Dave Matthews just announced their summer tour (by “just” I mean last week, I just found out about it tonight) and they’re coming to my CAMPUS for not one, not two, but THREE nights in September. Um, osjkdnfp[onojs#@#9! Excitement abound. Of course, however, one of those nights is on Jean’s wedding. So clearly, […]
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Missy Higgins. Again.
Posted on March 5, 2008 by Dan in concerts.Last week we celebrated for no good reason at all and had a relaxing date night. We had a simply outrageous meal at Nopa, which will be covered in a minute by minute account of our every delicious bite on our foodie blog. But for this non-foodie blog, I’ll just say it was simple food […]
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What involves Sex questions, the theater, football and a sweet concert? Last week.
Posted on October 18, 2007 by Dan in Cal, concerts, San Francisco.I never got to update about a fun program that I did last week. Each of my RAs (I supervise 12 of them) have to do various programs throughout the semester – one that builds community (primarily social), one that is educational/academic, and one that either relates to service or leadership. Juan, one of my […]
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