A week of no internet

I would've updated this sooner if I hadn't lost the internet at my house for five days. It turns out that I'm a total addict. Who knew? It was devastating. And it was such an exciting weekend. It started out with Shakespeare in the Park from the Montana Shakespeare Company. I went with five friends and we took a feast. There was wine, cheese, crackers, grapes and cookies. Totally awesome. We sat on a blanket in the front part of the lawn. The play was wonderful and the atmosphere... well, just look at the picture! Our park is located just outside the Roosevelt Arch. Beautiful and historic. Oh yeah, baby.
Then, Friday night was a reception for Kerry and Stacy Gunther who went and got married at Pelican in March and didn't even tell anyone. There was lots and fun and dancing and two kegs of beer. After that, I was about to go home when I saw four of the guys from the show. I ended up hanging out with them until the wee hours of the morning. I haven't been out that late since July. And I don't think even then, actually.
I had to recuperate for the Music Festival on Sunday. This was the fifth annual music festival, the first year we've had to hold it indoors. The weather was slated to be absolutely crappy. The venue was cramped... but it worked out okay I think. I had to work at the K-Bar but my friends all stopped by after I was done and told me about the jam session that was happening afterward. The Two Bit has a back room that hasn't been open lately but a bunch of the bands came down and just started playing together. It was pretty cool but I still wasn't feeling up to snuff so I went to bed at about midnight.