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2004 HOLIDAY, ANNIVERSARY,
AND MEMBER APPRECIATION PHLOCKING
December 4
38 Photos
from Mike Lindgren and 27 photos from Bev Schmitz
Rob, Lynn, Julie and Lisa The Residency Renewal table with Clint and a happy inhabitant Gloria, Rob, Joel and Krista Clint offering the just desserts for residency renewers Mark, Mike and Jeff in the Shipwreck Lounge Clint, Krista, Terri, Scott and Steve Tracy and Dan and the conga line Tracy and Dan and more conga line Clint making an offer Shelly cant refuse! Clint, Beth,Chryee and Kim The SantaMon raffle table with SantaMon and his elves Jeff and SantaMon callin' out another lucky winner
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FIRST ANNUAL
BEACH BUM DAZE PHLOCKING
SEPT 25, 2004
See the Beach Bum Band's photos
at
http://www.beachbumband.com/templates/thumbs.html?thumb_dir=../images/starks/sept_25_2004
13 Photos
Tracy Campbell and Johnny Russler with autographed Buffett artwork for winning Best Vehicle Contest Campbell Krewe celebratin' Best Vehicle Decoration Prize Winner of the great zydecomobile vehicle exhibtion
The Campbell Krewe
Ist Annual Beach Bum Daze Ist Annual Beach Bum Daze Ist Annual Beach Bum Daze Ist Annual Beach Bum Daze Ist Annual Beach Bum Daze Ist Annual Beach Bum Daze Ist Annual Beach Bum Daze Ist Annual Beach Bum Daze Ist Annual Beach Bum Daze Ist Annual Beach Bum Daze Ist Annual Beach Bum Daze Ist Annual Beach Bum Daze Ist Annual Beach Bum Daze
Tracy Campbell and Johnny Russler with autographed Buffett artwork for winning Best Vehicle Contest
Ist Annual Beach Bum Daze
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Take It Out At the Saints Game
July 31
Parrot Heads 4 - 0
The Fly By Night Band
(photo by Dave Appelbaum)
28 photos by Mike Lindgren and Bill Wolter and Kelly Lynch
Dave's Photos
Mary's Photos
Home runs were hit by everyone at the Saints Game.
The Fly By Night band was a very big hit!
The Parrot Heads won
again and after our fourth annual tailgating phlocking we are now 4 -
0!
Almost 100 players showed up and not just to watch but to
participate in one of the best ways
to spend another Saturday
afternoon - tailgating with all your Parrot Head friends!
Not quite the world series of Parrot Headonism but a great past-time,
for sure!
See ya next season!
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LICENCE TO CHILL TOUR
ALPINE VALLEY, 2004
SET-LIST
1. Changes in Latitudes
2. Great Filling Station Holdup
3. Pencil Thin Mustache
4. Only Time Will Tell
5. License To Chill
6. Carnival World
7. Son of a Son of a Sailor
8. Boats To Build
9. Brown Eyed Girl
10. Volcano
11. Why Don't We Get Drunk
12. Hey Good Lookin'
13. One Particular Harbor
Intermission
14. Smart Woman in a Real Short Skirt
15. Pascagoula Run
16. Jamaica Mistaica
17. Come Monday
18. It's Five O'Clock Somewhere
19. Jolly Mon Sing
20. Pirate Looks at Forty
21. Cheeseburger in Paradise
22. Piece of Work
23. Cuban Crime of Passion
24. Scarlet Begonias
25. Southern Cross
26. Margaritaville
First Encore
27. Fins (followed by band intros)
28. We Are The People
Second Encore
29. Back to the Island
Alpine Phlockers: Tim, Dana, Abby and Heidi Alpine Phlockers: Brenda, Dana and Tim Lola and Frankie with no privacy
Alpine Valley
License to Chill Tour
July 10, 2004 Alpine Valley
License to Chill Tour
July 10, 2004 Alpine Valley
License to Chill Tour
July 10, 2004 Alpine Valley
License to Chill Tour
July 10, 2004
Alpine Phlockers: Tim, Dana, Abby and Heidi
Alpine Valley
License to Chill Tour
July 10, 2004
Photos from Marilyn Listvan
Bongo's
Photos
Jimmy Buffett live is more than music
Die-hard fans add to concert flavor
By NICK CARTER
ncarter@journalsentinel.com
Posted: July 11, 2004
Reviewing strictly the music of a show by Jimmy Buffett and his band
would be like assessing the house band playing during timeouts at a
basketball game. As the band without the game doesn't mean too much,
the live music of Jimmy Buffett and his Coral Reefer Band isn't
complete without the sloshing party taking place in the stands and
in the parking lot . Buffett and his band came to southeastern
Wisconsin for a show at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on Saturday night.
The performance was sold out. Still, hundreds of "Parrotheads," as
Buffett fans are known, ambled about the acres of cars, campers and
chartered buses bringing in fans and Parrothead parties, in search of
a scalper. There were also some pre- and- post-show revelers in the
lot just hanging out, including a guy from Madison who was sporting
official Green Bay Packers uniform stretch pants, stocking and
logo-emblazoned cap but with only a decisively undersized bra made of
souvenir cheesehead material straining to cover his otherwise bare
torso. But back to the party inside. After entering the theater
turnstiles, one was immediately confronted with an elbow-to-elbow
crowd of folks mainly in their 30s and 40s, decked out in shorts,
beach-style button-downs and leis loosely dangling from their necks.
There were many beers consumed - not to mention margaritas and other
tropical concoctions that were for sale. For the most part, Buffett
spiritedly served up his usual mix of reflective to party-hearty folk
and country-rock-flavored beach-bum ballads. During the introductory
acoustic numbers, Buffett played "The Great Filling Station
Holdup," with his frequent musical cohort Mac McAnally strumming
beside. Other numbers that kept the non-stop overhead volley of beach
balls and foam-filled sharks moving included "Carnival World" and "Son
of a Son of a Sailor," with the crowd either shouting along the lyrics
or reflectively engaged. But a rendition of "Brown Eyed Girl" had just
about everyone joining in. The second half of the show continued the
mood. hings picked up mid-set when Buffett went into one of his
signatures, "Cheeseburger in Paradise," with his mildly lamenting
ballad "Cuban Crime of Passion" coming soon after. By the time Buffett
went into "Margaritaville," his signature ode to tropical splendor,
nearly all the Parrotheads in attendance appeared to have already
arrived.
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10th Helping of Barometer Soup at Mary's Place: aka: Sharing and
Caring Hands
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Getting Started with the Secret Ingredients Where's the lettuce and tomato? Nordstrom watchin' for lazy scalywags down in the galley! Light the fires and kick the tires! One Barometer Soup coming up! Heidi slingin' soup while Nordstroms manages One Particular Satisfied Diner
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Getting Started with the Secret Ingredients
10th Helping of Barometer Soup, Mary's Place
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TULLY MARS DAY AT
CANTERBURY PARK

Photos from Marilyn Listvan
Smarty Pants
Jones lost but we
didn't! Besides all the personal fortunes won today at
Canterbury Park, the St
MinneSomePlace Canterbury Crawl winnings hit $150 for Alzheimers! Tully Mars Day at Canterbury was a great
afternoon (although a little bit on the vicey side) of playing the ponies and phlocking with our Parrot Head
friends.
Over 30 Parrot Heads showed up to try their best to figure out which
is more important in betting: the name of the horse or the tip
from a gezzer at the betting window. Didn't really matter as the afternoon went by very fast as we
hustled to study the races and make out picks. It was just a lot of
fun. Thanks to Yimmy for coming in first for us to in our
"Canterbury Crawl" race. Rumor is, they couldn't spell "Buffett"
so they named the horse "Yimmy".
Dave's handicapping experience helped us all make better bets and
learn quite a bit about the details of horse racing. Great to hear
about everyone's betting scheme! Maybe next time the triple
crown horse will actually come through!
Canterbury set us up with great accommodations. Inside seating with
our own monitors (next to the Tiki Bar) and outside cool breezes along
the track. Perfect for us no matter if its rain or shine. Great
entertainment along with at least 10,000 other spectators.
Thanks to Dave Appelbaum and his planning for putting together a great
afternoon,
Looking forward to next year's third annual Tully Mars Day at the
Races. You can bet we will be there!

(thanks to Jeff Ohlmann and Al
Patterson for the work on the banner)
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2004 Cajun Martini and Afternoon Golfers...ready to be rolfed!
More Photos!
Thanks again for making a very successful Seventh Annual Cajun
Martinis & Afternoon Golf. The weather was cold and damp, but we all
had a great time. We also raised almost $500 for the Alzheimer's
Association.
The event winners were:
Shortest Drive - Men Frank Switala
Shortest Drive - Women Beth Ringquist
Long Drive - Men Dan Campbell
Long Drive - Women Beth Ringquist
Closest To The Pin Amy Jacobson
Long Putt Jeff Anderson
The Champions
Jay Noseworthy
Ann Scanlon
Rob Winters
Joel Ruf
Special thanks to Dave Appelbaum, Mary Chamberlain & Marilyn Listvan
for donating their pictures to the website
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Jerry Shea delivering the 2004 THR donation to
Ready...Set...Kindergarten! Receiving the check is Susan Peterson, the
team leader of the
preschool program and witnessed by several participants in the classes.
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THIS HOTEL ROOM,
SUITE 900


Wayne Lenius and Tiki Bar Krewe

Dave Appelbaum's photos
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Live Auction Items: total: $2585! Custumed painted room divider: Dawn the Artist Proud owners: Becky and Ozzie Tiki Bar is Open! Tom Jones, proprietor Can I please get a 'rita? Jer Gontang and the Stars on the Water Band Mein Hosts: Tim and Heidi It is a quilt of Parrot Head treasures! Dave sandwich: Linda, Dave, Linda Mike Shaughnessy, Proud Winner of the CIL-CIA Treasure! Proud Dave with the Coconut Telegraph treasure
Live Auction Items: total: $2585!
This Hotel Room, Ste 900
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March 20, On the Island
While some of us couldn’t make it, over 225 did and turned our biggest
annual event into another great effort of phlockin’ and fund raisin’
fun! With your generosity, St MSP raised a record $7800 for Ready,
Set, Kindergarten! Thanks to everyone, including the Des DesMoines-A
PHC, who pitched into help, contributed to the great silent auction
items and who participated in the auction to buy these Parrot Head
treasures. The Stars on the Water band did their best to keep us in
the La Vie Dasante mood, with musical assists by the one and
only Jim Hoehn and our Northern Latitude friend, Lic’car Lopez. We had
an extraordinary collection of Grand McCaw gifts for the live auction,
the likes of which will certainly be available on an on-going basis
based upon the support the auction bidders have shown. The room
decorations were once again worthy of Parrot Head national
competitions! Unbelievable efforts! Thanks to everyone who got their
room dressed for the occasion! Rumors of Snake, Everlasting Mooney and
Johnny D of takin’ care of the island like it was their own and
throwing people in the pool were substantiated by all the photos of
the sordid activities! Good to see Frankie and the Bra Limbo back in
place too! We are already working on next year’s 10th annual event,
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For EVIDENCE of earlier phlockings, go to:
Previous Evidence
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