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Tuesday, May 29, 2007

Truths

There are several truths that I learned over the weekend. Here they are:

1. Beatles Fans are Amazing People
I have met so many people this year at Abbey Road on the River and several other people I have just observed. But what I have noticed is that everyone is smiling. Everyone is helpful. There are hugs exchanged by strangers. Stories told. Memories reminisced. I have heard so many stories of friends that meet year after year at AROTR. It really is fantastic.

2. The Beatles Transcend Generations
This I knew already but this weekend proved my theory. There were people that enjoyed the Beatles the first time around. People in my generation who had no chance to ever really hear them (I was born 3 months before John died) and then there were the kids. Children that are four and five that know all the words to the songs. Sure there parents probably helped introduce them, but they truly loved it too. It really is incredible.

3. Beatles Music is Amazing
What other group could have a 5 day festival dedicated to them in Louisville Kentucky of all places and have the attendance that AROTR has? People from all over the world were here in Louisville this weekend and the only thing they all have in common is their love for the Beatles. Although Louisville is a great city, they were here for the music, not to come to a cool town. Just the Beatles. Simply Spectacular.

4. Louisville is an Amazing Town
Now that I just dogged Louisville—the city has really embraced this festival. And any city that embraces the Beatles is A-OK in my book. Not to mention it is my hometown and there are so many wonderful people, places and events here. But honestly I can't think of a better location for this festival.

I know there are many more truths out there, but these are the ones that really touched me. I hope you all have recognized how special this event is. I really feel honored that I was able to be a part of it!

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