Get it? Juneau?
Ah, humor.
If you couldn't tell by my incredibly witty subject line, I'm in the thriving metropolis of Juneau, Alaska. It actually is one of the bigger port towns we go to, and it's also the capitol city of Alaska... I think.
Not much new happening here, to be honest. I'm sitting outside of the "Silver Bow Cafe" in Juneau eating a peanut butter "Silver Bow Cookie" that I had to buy in order to access their free wireless Internet. The internet's slow and the cookie is mediocre at best, but it's only 99 cents. However you look at it folks, that's a steal.
I'm on the phone right now with my boo, Kate. God, it's good to hear her voice. Miss you, Darlin :)
That's us. The HAL Cats. I'm in the back, wearing green. I know, I know, I look confused. I probably don't know where I am in the music, or I don't know where I am in life. Perhaps both. Who knows? I don't, that's for sure.
Here we are, playing for the "Sail Away" party in Vancouver on Sunday. When these people get on, they're greeted by us playing such great tunes as "Tie A Yellow Ribbon", "Harbor Lights", "I Can't Help Falling In Love With You", "Top of the World", and "Where the Boys Are." Yep, they're all pretty lame. We have tunes like "Superstition" or "September", but we never play them. Why not? I dunnno. It makes me oh so sad, though.
Also, Hi Mrs. Steph. Hope all's well. Talk to you soon.
Unruly passengers beware this man: Traffic Director Brandon Hays. In case of an emergency, don't even think about pushing, shoving, or raising your voice. Not on my watch. No sir. This outfit is not just a life jacket and sweet vest that I wear during all drills and emergency functions. No, this is much more. This is power. This is authority. This means that when the ship's sinking, and there's smoke in the air, fire in your eyes, and all hope seems lost I, and I alone (along with 30 others) am your only true beacon of hope an direction. I am the one speaking these words of comfort to you in your time of need: "Right this way sir/ma'am. Your lifeboat is on the Lower Promenade (or deck 6, for those not nautically fluent). Remain calm, everything is going to be alright." I'm a natural.
The name "Brandon" translates literally to "Beacon Light." I try to think about that every time i wear this vest.
that whole bit was completely ridiculous, wasn't it? Man, working on a ship 7 days a week does something to your head... whatever.
Signing off,
Traffic Director Brandon Hays
1 comment:
I am so amazed at your multitalentedness (is that a word??) Anyway, you absolutely crack me up! You write so funny, I laugh the whole time I'm reading your post!And, I would feel so safe knowing the guy in the blue vest was watching out for me and keeping me calm! SEA ya! MS STEPH
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