Joe's Wobbly Page
Our trip to the Wobbly Barn on February 3rd, 1996 was truly memorable.
Come with us on this Wobbly night as we discover what it means
to be truly Wobbly!
We finally did it! We actually went to the Wobbly Barn! You see, the
Wobbly Barn
is not just an old building that sounds like it should be condemned. It's
a wild-and-crazy nightclub at Killington that's filled with lots of yee-haw
people. It's a favorite hangout for the ski crowd, especially Olaf.
We started our journey outside the door of unit J7. We were ready!
Mr. Civie was kind enough to drive us to the Barn. We all had fun while
motoring way on down there. We were so excited to go to the
Wobbly we just couldn't
contain ourselves. Well, actually we managed somehow.
The nice parking attendant let us park in a good spot, but he was definitely
a little frayed by the tons of young dudes giving him a hard time.
We danced to a band called "Toad House," and drank our Wobbly drinks. The
lead singer loved Joanne, and sung a few songs just for her.
This guy's favorite question for the crowd was, "So, do you wanna sing or do
you wanna move?" I guess that determined whether the next song was by U2 or
The Doors.
It's worth mentioning that there is absolutely no moshing on the dance
floor! The Wobbly Barn had a nice old-fashioned wooden sign made to
make sure we understood this rule. Anyway,
sad but true, but it was finally time to go.
We had to get a picture of Olaf with
Joan-babe and Joanne-babe.
We made it back to J7 with the much appreciated help of Mr. Civie.
It was good to be home, but our slumber would be filled with dreams of the
Wobbly Barn.
Oh, and there was a theme:
It was "Ground Hog Weekend," and Joan posed
with the flyer to prove it. It was definitely worth the trip. I've never
had such a Wobbly time in a Wobbly Barn with Wobbly drinks and a Wobbly band.
Wobbly!