Tuesday Already

This past weekend went by in a blur. Some of that admittedly was because there always seemed to be one eye on the television seeing what was happening on the gulf coast. I don't know about you, but I think it will be some time before I can honestly say that I am not thinking about this in some way. When you think of the logistic hurdles that these folks are facing, or how there are families which have been torn apart with limited hope that the reunion will be quick or certain - it can be overwhelming.

I read an interesting article today about how when people accept that their life has changed they usually wind up ahead of folks in the long run, especially those folks who don't believe that there has been a change and keep living the same way. It is an interesting thing really. If you lost everything what would you do?

Lewis Black was great this weekend was was Josh Sneed and John Bowman. It is an interesting thing how few and far between the sure thing ticket sellers are. I know that there has been a change in the comedy industry, driven largely by the Kings of Comedy and Blue Collar that pulls acts out of clubs an in to concerts. It is hard to be critical of the participants in that process, but I can tell you how nice it is to see acts like Lewis back on our stage. We hope to see him again soon.