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I have a place to stay that's within walking distance of the Mall. We're going to party down on Monday night. I'm so excited to be a part of the madness, watching on a jumbotron, which is as close as I can hope to be.
This place will be a zoo. All the bridges from VA will be closed to traffic. And many of the routes from MD.
I think Bonnaroo has been a fine training ground. The news is all about using porta potties and planning ahead. HA! These people have ob. never been to a festie!!!
We will be provided we can get tickets to the Chicago Celebrates Change show at The Black Cat.
01-19 Washington, D.C. - Black Cat: The Big Shoulders Ball: Chicago Celebrates Change with Andrew Bird, Ted Leo, Tortoise, Waco Brothers, Eleventh Dream Day, Jon Langford, Sally Timms, David "Honeyboy" Edwards, Ken Vandermark, Freakwater, Icy Demons, Judson Claiborne and special guests
Plus its just gonna be a mad house. So we shall see.
I want to, but I'm scared. Don't know how the hell I'd be able to make it into town since the metros are gonna be jammed to the gills. I was here and attended the Phillies Championship parade when 2 million people showed. Public trans was a nightmare for that. I can't imagine what 5 million is gonna be like. I will be coming down, but I may only get as close as Baltimore
I want to, but I'm scared. Don't know how the hell I'd be able to make it into town since the metros are gonna be jammed to the gills. I was here and attended the Phillies Championship parade when 2 million people showed. Public trans was a nightmare for that. I can't imagine what 5 million is gonna be like. I will be coming down, but I may only get as close as Baltimore
Similar story here, I'm only 45 minutes away but I am really apprehensive about getting into DC, I just don't think it is going to happen. I am pretty certain that unless you get into DC the day before, or you get to the metro stations at the asscrack of dawn your just not gonna get in. I dont think they could ever be prepared enough for the amount of people that are going to be flocking to DC
We're going to a ball and we're going to try to make the big celebration at the Lincoln Memorial on Sunday. We're skipping the swearing in and parade this go around.
^^ Give Jon Langford a kiss for me as it looks like we can't make the Ball. God damn. Never miss a Langford show in DC. Guess there is a first time for everything.
Nope - not I - I will be at work - dealing with the "National Security Special Event" fall out that trickles through government when big things happen.
We just put our emergency contact plan in place for this event. Fun fun fun
I'll be at one of the three main events, though not sure which one I'm getting tickets for yet. As Inauguration Day is also my birthday I'm really hoping it's either the swearing-in or the parade. If I don't get a ticket for the Lincoln Memorial event I may try to fight the crowds anyway - think it depends on if I'm feeling brave that day or not
I tried to get tickets through Feingold's office - had a friend who knew my connection and offered to drive if I could get them - but it being Feingold I got no special favors...
I'll be watching on my couch, close to a toilet and away from the cold... have fun out there DCB
I'm not going to the the festivities in DC, but the inauguration is coming to me in Wilmington!!! Its convenient to have to the new VP live 7 minutes away!!
Yeah, I was wondering what the details of this whistlestop tour are gonna be. Obama's kicking it off in Philly at 30th St. Station tomorrow, but I haven't heard anything else.
I'm not going to the the festivities in DC, but the inauguration is coming to me in Wilmington!!! Its convenient to have to the new VP live 7 minutes away!!
I wish I could be there I had my Election Night experience and I thought that would suffice but now I really wish I could experience Inauguration Day too. I had the ticket but travel was going to be too expensive and when I was making the decision, I had some election fatigue so I wasn't as willing to find a way to get there. I don't think I would enjoy fighting the crowds and the bitter cold, though, so I will be sneakily watching the coverage online during my first day of classes!