by Paul Dugan An Arlo Guthrie concert is an experience and no matter how many you see, it’s always different. I’ve seen him four times the most recent this past weekend at the Colonial Theatre in Keene NH. The Colonial is a great place to see a show, with just 888 seats it’s a very [...]
November 2010 has proved to be a very adventurous and memorable month for this rock-n-roll girl. It was Guitar God Heaven.
Monday Night Football at the Jet Game. I’d like to think of myself as a “glass half full” type of guy. But, growing up in Queens, and being genetically programmed to be a Met and Jet fan has turned me more into a “dribble glass” kinda guy.
It’s all A-Rod fault, not really but the Yankees have the same problem they have had all year,
Two years ago I won a contest to be the Sweetbay kid of the game and get to announce “Play Ball” before the start of a Rays game
What made the 2005 gig special was that i met some of the band in a bar the night before concert. It was on a Tuesday night, so there wasn’t many people. It was cool to chat to them with pints of Guinness going down.
It was threatening to rain but didn’t and the ball park was more empty then filled. The few fans there were hoping to see David Wright set the Mets’ career hits record.
The Wolverines were playing a Division II team for the first time in the school’s history and as a result, not going to be on ESPN, instead relegated to the new BigTen channel. Therefor, for the first time I could remember, the Michigan game wasn’t on TV in Ann Arbor.
At the top of my Bucket List was to attend a Cleveland Brown Game in Cleveland. Well honey, I have crossed that one off, as I have done it!
But at this game between the Red Sox and the Yankees, Jeter hit his 250th Home Run, not know for the long ball, he is 9th on the all Yankee list
