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Austin: SXSW

Date: March 19, 2009 12:26 AM
Topic: Austin: SXSW

We arrived at the hotel around 8pm.

Cindy Cashdollar suggested Evita's Botanita Restaurant for supper, and
it was good! It's not Tex-Mex; rather, it's real Mexican, which is
quite different.

After dinner, we passed by Bill Giebitz's house to drop off 2 of my
guitars. He said he'd have them done fairly quickly, so I'll drop off
the dreadnaught tomorrow.

I Twittered the entire way here, and I'm still try to figure it out.
I got Facebook with no problem, and I did overcome the problems with
Blogging. I'm just not sure what the hell Twitter is. I've been
Tweeting left and right; I just haven't figured out what can be done
with it.

Oh, well, I'm tired. I'm glad we came in the night before. I'm sure
we would have been extremely tired if we had done the trip in one day.

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