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Monday, August 21, 2006 The Radio Flyer The most memorable part of playing at Lemonjello's: one of the guys at the concert told me that he came because he'd seen my poster at the venue and thought I was cute. Hey, whatever it takes—I'm glad he and his friends were there. After the show, I met up with more old friends, Cat M. being the leader of the pack. She and Melissa were feeling a little crazy--after they succeeded in confusing Thomas and me by turning onto a street labeled "Road Closed," they pulled a little Radio Flyer out of the car and proceeded to put on bike helmets. Mind you, it was at least 1:00am by this point. They squished themselves into the little red wagon and scooted forward, legs dangling, until Brant took pity on them and give them a push down the hill; apparently they'd done this many times back when they were students in Ann Arbor (who knew?). After a few more trips they convinced everyone else--except Thomas--to try their joyride. The hill wasn't steep enough to make the trip truly exciting, but it was amusing to see a bunch of twenty-somethings (the youngest of us was 24) acting like they were all in high school, somewhat concerned that cops or annoyed adults were going to break up the fun. When it started raining, the party took a detour to Meijer to pick up chocolate chips and made our way to Cat's house, where we feasted on fresh chocolate chip cookies and talked until the wee hours of the morning, finally falling asleep in her living room. ^ Top | 10:12 PM | | | 
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