The show started with the kick-ass Denver punk band, Holley 750 throwing down some delicious tunes.
And guess what? Jamie on the left in the Triumph t-shirt has a Triumph motorcycle ... so does Bill. Of course, Bill just had to start his up when we got home from the show ... at 2 a.m. ... without the mufflers on. Thank goodness for awesome neighbors.
Then it was our turn to hit the stage:
Look how cute we are.
But sometimes we'd call everyone muthafuckas and drank beer.
If you weren't there, you missed Laurena riding the bass pony. Yee-haw!
And me looking like a blow-up doll.
Or force feeding my guitar to lucky fans.
Because it was our anniversary party, we let a boy (Jake from Holley 750) sing a duet with me. But just to make sure he knew his place, Laurena and Kelley flashed their guns.
Except for the pukers that we took back to our house after the show, the evening was truly epic — but I had so much fun that I didn't even care that I had to clean up tossed cookies the next day.Rock 'n' roll is so much fun.
2 comments:
Very rock & roll indeed. That blow up doll pose made me laugh! My hubby had a Triumph Daytona 1200 when I first met him, not a classic but still cool. He has been through two other bikes since then. Spoiled boy. Is Bill planning on another bike?
Ladybug, the Triumph was my dad's bike. My mom gave it to Bill after my dad passed. Before, I was totally against him having one simply because they are so dangerous (Bill has been in a couple motorcycle accidents, one left him in a coma for four days). At some point, I'd like to get Bill a new retro Triumph that would be safer for long trips.
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