lexxiescott: (red dragon)
http://www.pinterest.com/woodlandpugs/riders-in-the-sky/  (pictures here)

I was having trouble sleeping on the 30th, so I went online and was playing around and just randomly went to their web page and saw a concert for Sanibel, Florida. I looked it up on Google Maps and realized that it’s a little over an hour north of us and that it was on a night that we could manage to go. So I quickly bought tickets for myself and my parents, feeling very excited that I was going to get to a concert.
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lexxiescott: (tintin celebrate)
I don't know that I've ever spoken on here about why the Riders are so important to me. They helped save my life back when I was fifteen and going through an extremely hard time, being bullied at school by both students and teachers. I never go into too much detail about that time of my life, but it is what it is, and it brought me four of the nicest men I've ever met in my life.

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lexxiescott: (awesome is my hobby)
My little boy turns nine today. I asked him if he knew what that was in human years. He just looked at me. There are days when I think he wonders how smart I am.

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new cd

Jun. 26th, 2011 01:50 pm
lexxiescott: (eiji neko happy)
the only English group i listen to any more is putting out their first new cd in about a year to a year and a half. http://ridersinthesky.com/index.htm?id=17404

my cowboys are back. *grins* i've loved these guys since i was 15 and they helped pull me out of a very dark place. four sweeter men i don't think i've ever met. i really could go on and on about them, but i'll restrain myself. ;)
the cd has almost all new music on it, i only recognize two songs and love both of the ones i recognize, so now i'm really excited. it releases the day before my birthday, which is even more awesome than just getting the cd.
lexxiescott: (Don eyes)

I'm back. Sore, tired and ready to go to bed, but back. I think its official that I shouldn't drive to Portland again. So the most interesting thing that happened on this trip was that my dad and I almost got hit by a house. I'll let you all ponder that for a moment. *grin* The truck that was moving it had to make a wider turn than he throught and almost took us out. That'll shake you up something bad, trust me.
Ro will tell you that I've got a horrible sense of direction. If you're patient she'll tell you endless stories about how I managed to get us lost or turned around in London. Knowing this I printed out maps to get me to the hotel in Portland, to the Zoo for the concert and home again. 
I still managed to get lost. *headdesk*
After my dad and I finally found the hotel, we checked in and just took it easy for a couple of hours before heading out to the Zoo and the concert. The guards there gave me some grief over my water bottles but when I told him I'm hypoglcimic I got to keep them. I don't know why there's this huge fear of liquids in the states right now, but its annoying as hell. We walk to the stage and find a place to sit among the hundreds of people already there. I'd put the crowd at 800 at least. Then I went to buy the new CD and realized that the Merc wasn't set up anywhere. That's really weird because I've never been to a RITS show where they haven't had the Merc set up.
While my dad was off getting supper - I don't really eat when I travel - a gal came up and made an announcement that the band was stuck on the interstate owing to wildfires and it would be at least half an hour if not longer before the show started. The Zoo opened up the dinosaur exhibit for the kids to keep them busy and also flew some of the birds of prey from the stage. Then the original gal came back and told us that the show had been canceled. My dad and I packed up - me with a very heavy heart - and made our way out. I thought I'd stop in the gift store and get Ro a magnet and me a t-shirt but they were closed. My mum told me not to go and buy a lotto ticket because everything had just been going wrong that day. Turns out my dad had already bought one. *rolls eyes* And then we got lost again heading back to the hotel.
Got up today and drove home. I worked it out and we did roughly 1356 miles over 16 hours. Yeah, way too long for me. :) And I got us lost again coming home. 
I think I just quit. Next time we take the bus or I'm going to ask Ro to go with us. Then she can worry about directions and I can handle the music.
And I haven't heard anything but I'm hoping the Riders are all okay. They're playing in Colorado tonight and there aren't any Cyberpals in that area.

lexxiescott: (Horatio moving)
There are four very special, very wonderful men who I am lucky enough to be able to call my friends and I get to see them for the first time in three years tomorrow down in Portland Oregon. Why three years? They're professional musicians who tour around the country and world, have been in a couple of Disney/Pixar movies and who just haven't been out to this part of the country in a while when I could get away from work.

 
They are, collectively, Riders in the Sky. From l-r: Woody Paul "King of the Cowboy Fiddlers", Joey "The Cowpolka King", Ranger Doug "The Idol of American Youth", and Too Slim "The Man of a Million Titles".



Their web page    www.ridersinthesky.com
The Cyberpal page    www.ritscyberpals.com
lexxiescott: (destiny)
Okay, so I'm looking around fruitbat00's journal and saw the isLove generator and decided to try it. I about fell out of my chair when I saw my results.

      
riders in the sky is love
brought to you by the isLove Generator



These are my guys! I'm secretary of their unofficially official cyberpal fan club. How cool is this???

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