Patented Hubs Half-speak
On Saturday I took care of a few errands in the morning and headed out to Jimbo a’nd Oats wedding. It was really nice, really short, really traditional and very large. But it was really fun and I was thrilled to see them both so happy. Afterwards, I went to the reception at a local country club.
I was home by 9:30 and then went straight out to the Climax Lounge for the I Am The World Trade Center and Mates Of State show. Trade Center had a great show with the highlight being the encore cover of New Order’s “Bizarre Love Triangle”. But of course, I really came to see Mates Of State. I have been a long time listener of these guys and they have never disappointed. They had a great set and included all my favorites including the cover of Jackson Brown’s “These Days” (which I tried to record on Jamis answering machine but it turned out to be just a garbled mess) and an encore of “Everybody Needs An Editor” which was a big plus. They played a great combination of old and new, the crowd was small, and the sound was decent.
After the show I talked with Jason and asked if he’d be willing to get a few snapshots to make her jealous. Then I helped Kori load up the van and told her all about my contest and that there CD was the prize. Kori thought it was a great story and was asking me about it. They were both really cool and super friendly. I ended up pretty much just making a fool of myself by babbling and talking in patented hubs half-speak, but and it only goes to prove my celebrity crush is actually real.







1 chevy Says:
hmmm… jason.
2 deb Says:
“patented hubs half-speak” What is this? Is this something unknown to those of us new neighbors in hubsville?
3 hubs Says:
If you don’t know me or haven’t talked to me you probably wouldn’t know what the half-speak is. But, I will often tell a story or try and say something about anything and just leave out half of what I meant to say. For some reason I think that people already know exactly what I’m talking about and can fill in any wholes I (subconsciously)choose to leave out. This leads to some confusing conversations and strange looks. This usually happens when I’m nervous, which is usually around large groups or new people , who, because they are new, actually need the whole story.
4 jules Says:
I think your celebrity crush is now simoply a “girl I know” crush, meaning you can wave your hand casually and say “and this girl I know…” which is cool. No, really, it is.
5 Sofie Denise Says:
Hallo friends! Really nice place here. I found a lot of interesting stuff all around. Just what I was looking for. Great joy!