I STOOD THISCLOSE TO CHINGO BLING

Upstairs they had tamales and hot sauce from Big Daddy's Ass Burn -- there were three varieties; I really liked the Flaming Lips one. It was made with pineapple juice. I talked to the guy from Big Daddy's for a minute. He's friends with the Flaming Lips, he teaches Math at Memorial High School, and he looks like a member of Metallica. He let Becca rub his beard.
There were crafts for the kiddos, and the entertainment -- oh, y'all. There were three Spanish-speaking acts. The highlight -- the one who got all the Mexican teenage girls a-jumpin' -- was Chingo Bling. He did a really small set, but it was fun. Emmet was dancing like a fool. Of course, I bought one of Mr. Bling's t-shirts, and he took this picture of me and Letitia and some of our friends:

I don't know what else I can tell you about the sheer awesomeness of it all, but I was thinking of you when I took this last picture.

The surprising thing is I'm a big fan of Chingo -- his business sense and cross cultural commentary, at least. (Really. Tamales as metaphor for drug dealing. Brilliant.)
ReplyDeleteUm, is there anything better than hot buttered rum? God I love Christmas time. Sounds like a great party!
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