Greg Cohoon (drmellow) wrote,
Greg Cohoon
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Cold Easter Weekend

Well, it looks like Easter weekend's going to be a cold one. After all the wonderful warm weather we've been having lately, I'm not too keen on the idea of a cold Easter morning -- especially since I'll be roaming the streets all night prior to a graveyard sunrise service. With a trumpet. A cold, metal trumpet. Standing outside. At the coldest time of day.

Fortunately, I'm not feeling sick. My allergies aren't kicking in (yay for local honey!). So I should be just fine for the Easter activities. I'll *really* try to get some rest prior to the band activities -- by turning in early Friday night and/or taking a nap on Saturday.

I just wish it wasn't going to be cold. And I hope it doesn't rain.
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