It's 11:27 pm as I type this and I am exhausted. This is the only chance I had today to blog about the events of the next few days.
Today, we went sight seeing again with the girls and were gone just a few hours. When we got back, it was like a liberty tidal wave had hit Rogers. Free Staters/Libertarians were everywhere. Half of the sites were now occupied and even though the festivities were scheduled to start tomorrow, the party had already started.
In the Pavilion Hall, a crowd had gathered for some karaoke with performances varying based upon the amount of alcohol the performer had consumed. On Agora Alley (the main strip for vendors) several had already opened for business and were doing a steady trade. In the Television Room, Free Talk Live did their broadcast and down below in the field, a tent was set up (god knows who did it) and two games were in progress, Texas Hold em at one table and Black Jack at another. Walking through the campground several spontaneous parties were going on. Just about every other tent site had some discussion/debate going on. The Last Biscuit (an open air kitchen) had already started its 24-hour a day business. You need a chicken fried steak at 2 am, the Last Biscuit will make it and deliver to your site!!! Finally, the Free State Project's version of Jail and Bail called Prison Break was already advertising their most wanted celebrity fugitives with posters tacked up everywhere.
Tomorrow is just a few minutes away and I need my sleep. But like a kid on Christmas Eve, I can't wait for the morning to come. But unlike the usual Yule Tide experience, I already know what I well get come morning.
By the way, if you are planning to come to the Porc Fest, don't forget our movie nights on Friday and Saturday from 8 to 10 pm at tent site 81 We will be showing The Fountainhead (based upon Ayn Rand's novel of that name) and V for Vendetta. Also, if you are from Vermont, stop by the tent or give me a call when you arrive at 802-779-4447. Look forward to seeing you soon!
Today, we went sight seeing again with the girls and were gone just a few hours. When we got back, it was like a liberty tidal wave had hit Rogers. Free Staters/Libertarians were everywhere. Half of the sites were now occupied and even though the festivities were scheduled to start tomorrow, the party had already started.
In the Pavilion Hall, a crowd had gathered for some karaoke with performances varying based upon the amount of alcohol the performer had consumed. On Agora Alley (the main strip for vendors) several had already opened for business and were doing a steady trade. In the Television Room, Free Talk Live did their broadcast and down below in the field, a tent was set up (god knows who did it) and two games were in progress, Texas Hold em at one table and Black Jack at another. Walking through the campground several spontaneous parties were going on. Just about every other tent site had some discussion/debate going on. The Last Biscuit (an open air kitchen) had already started its 24-hour a day business. You need a chicken fried steak at 2 am, the Last Biscuit will make it and deliver to your site!!! Finally, the Free State Project's version of Jail and Bail called Prison Break was already advertising their most wanted celebrity fugitives with posters tacked up everywhere.
Tomorrow is just a few minutes away and I need my sleep. But like a kid on Christmas Eve, I can't wait for the morning to come. But unlike the usual Yule Tide experience, I already know what I well get come morning.
By the way, if you are planning to come to the Porc Fest, don't forget our movie nights on Friday and Saturday from 8 to 10 pm at tent site 81 We will be showing The Fountainhead (based upon Ayn Rand's novel of that name) and V for Vendetta. Also, if you are from Vermont, stop by the tent or give me a call when you arrive at 802-779-4447. Look forward to seeing you soon!
THanks for the report Steven, sounds rally exciting, I'll be up in the late afternoon, CYA there!
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