ays activity - getting my press credentials. Pretty much everything I do for the next two weeks is going to require me being "cowgirled" out. After a couple beers at the BB-Q my team decided they were all going to leave. I didn't want to be stuck there with nobody to talk to, so I packed it up as well. What I really wanted though, was to go out. The problem was, I didn't know where to go - and to a lesser extent had nobody to go with. Essentially, I was a cowgirl all dressed up with no saloon to go to.
I decided to drive downtown and check out a place I'd seen called the Cheyenne Club. I got myself parked and was about to get out of the car when I noticed a "For Lease" sign in the window.
Drat.
By this time I was starting to feel sorry for myself. In D.C. I could call up any number of folks who would go for a drink at a drop of a cowboy hat. But I'm too new here for that.
I checked out a couple divy places as I drove along and decided on DT's, which boasted an outdoor patio. I pulled in, walked past a couple toothless drunks on the steps outside, and settled in to the perfect divy bar, complete with a sad country song playing on the sound system.
I ordered a Jack and diet and was promptly told by the bartender it was a cash only bar, the last of which I had given to the CFD Public Relations Committee for my credentials.
Crap. What's a cowgirl gotta do to get a Jack and diet around here?
I walked past the same toothless drunks to my car.
As I pulled around the corner, gazing at the dancing pink elephant above the bar, I noticed the sign... KARAOKE?!?! I have been searching for a karaoke spot in Cheyenne!!
The trip wasn't for nothin' after all!
Feeling much better, I made my way to the lounge at The Plains Hotel where I have been unabashedly logging on to the Internet.
And here I sit.
With a double Jack and diet.
1 comment:
Are you going to start writing Country music? -ha
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