08/18/2024
Has it been a year? Yes it has. The man who first popularized and promoted the deep, sacred importance of the combination of Lime Juice, Triple Sec and Tequila as holy sacrament left the building one year ago Sept 1st.
As fate would have it, this one year anniversary falls smack dab (scientific measurement, look it up) in the middle of Labor Day Weekend. Two Sundays from today. Nothing has done more to increase human consumption of that frozen concoction that helps us hang on than the current economic system that demands of us our honest Labor to earn our daily bread.
Coinincidence? We, the Geezeburgers in Paradise think not.
Nor does Chris Ornelas of Plaza Antigua in beautiful WAYNESBORO VIRGINIA! Chris Ornelas who thus spoke, "Therefore put thee together a band of epic proportions. Build it with joyous Coral Reefitude. With Harmonica of Buffet Proportions. With fierce drumming and thundering bass that all in the valley and the hills beyond may know the wisdom of this great man. With joyous keys and jubilant guitar. Let there be horns, and voices well lubricated in the nectar of the holy city of Margaritaville, singing the virtues of this life to the heavens and beyond!"
To which I responded, "OK."
And so was gathered The Geezeburgers in Paradise. Paul not by the hair of my finny fin fin Kline. Shelton rumble thee forth to the land of the Cheeseburger Sprouse. Dale it's Five O'clock right here, right now Roller, And Kevin a Pirate looks at whatever the hell he wants to and claims it as His own Chisnel. Along with yours truly we are THE GEEZEBURGERS IN PARADISE.
September 1st. Plaza Antigua. 7 to 10.
WE WILL. WE WILL BUFF YOU!
Many special guests!!!!!
Seeya there. And come prepared to pour yourself in a cab.
James William Buffett (December 25, 1946 – September 1, 2023) was an American singer-songwriter.[10] He was known for his tropical rock sound and persona,[2] which often portrayed a lifestyle described as "island escapism"[11] and promoted enjoying life and following passions.[12] Buffett recorde...
