Belize, Cheap
Continental has some nice specials for this weekend.
The best one is a $149 RT fare for Belize.
Ordinarily, I'd be all over a great deal like that, but I'm planning on a friends-and-roadtripping weekend to catch Son Volt over at Helotes on Saturday (and again here in Houston at the Continental Club Sunday). Son Volt's new CD took a while to grow on me, and I could still do without the weirdness of the first few songs, but the latter two-thirds of that disc is really good. I can't wait to see how the live shows are this time around.
UPDATE: Hmm, I never got around to buying advance tix at the Continental Club, and it appears Son Volt is sold out. Oh well, I guess I'll miss rude Houstonians talking over the band, as they are wont to do. So sad.
Posted by Kevin Whited @ 05/02/07 23:11 | Other | Technorati
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I wish that they had booked a bigger venue! Of course, I could have bought them Sat when I was at the Continental.
Posted by Gary Defender of All Things Ensberg @ 08:45 on 05/04/07
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