There's so much more to do out there than follow the same band on tour.. If some want to see 3 or 4 shows, I guess thats ok, but anything beyond that becomes compulsive.
Along the way, it becomes more about the journey than the destination- the pleasure of new friends, the joy of seeing old friends, the stories you collect, the food and drink, the acquaintances all over, the diversity... no person who has not done it cannot understand. The shows just become a great excuse to travel and to lose yourself in the wide world. And I can't stress enough on the new and old friends part.
EXACTLY.
pistoia, italy?
hell, i've never even HEARd of it until pj announced the italian shows.....and what a spectacular show, people and great little town......soooo worthy! it Is the journey.
and this is also why i am only hitting up 1, maybe 2 - if 10.31 gets added - philly show(s). i've been to philly. i've seen philly. i really don't need to 'visit' philly. so i am not spending vacation days on a place i've been and really would'nt be revisiting, if not for the fact that it's the closest show to home, and all the other dates thus far i can't make. so philly, i am going for pj and only pj....tho sure, friends too! save my time for other travels, maybe other shows...
Alongside Philly, I've thrown in Seattle on the side too. Seeing PJ in Seattle seemed to me like the Hajj in Islam- you just gotta do it sometime!
And then there's the friends. Seattle would be much less appealing if the draw of seeing friends wasn't part of the deal.
115 bucks for half a haircut by a novice? I want my money back!
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And then there's the friends. Seattle would be much less appealing if the draw of seeing friends wasn't part of the deal.
Sammi: Wanna just break up?