Seether Geezer

  H ow many Seether concerts am I going to this year?   You may well ask that, but I originally started with just Idaho and Sacramento.  I booked those and then they announced the West Valley concert and I had to go to that one, it's practically in my back yard (compared to Idaho).  You got to remember, I've only been enjoying this Seether-Obsession since last fall, and I have 20 years of concerts to make up for.   Speaking of backyards, I took the day off, thinking my daughter and I would go to the concert early.  Didn't really need to, as the gates didn't open until 7.  But I did get some writing done and I mowed the back lawn.  Well, lawn is overselling it.  I mowed the back weed, dirt and crabgrass.  Since I forgot to put on a mask until I was half-way through and had to stop and wait because I couldn't get the mower started again.  Flooded the engine, evidently.  So after spitting up dirt and blowing it out of my...

  I went to my first Seether concert ever Friday, August 27, 2021.  My husband and I drove up to Idaho to the Western Idaho State Fair.  (Did you know there is an Eastern and a Northern Idaho State Fair?).  We arrived at the fair at 12:00, Friday's opening time and drove around until we found a parking spot close to the old race track which is where the concert was to be held.  We wandered around the fair.  I found out the wrist bands I got were for the rides, which we don't do, except for the sky ride which evidently was not part of the "wrist band" rides.  Oh, well.  We checked out the fair food which is varied and plentiful.  We walked through the barns and I got scolded (rightly so) for getting too close to the cows, missed the fancy chickens but did see the pigs.  The pigs made me think of Shaun talking about his dad raising pigs.  I find them quite lovely.  Though taking care of them, smelling them and hearing them on a d...