We really werenapos;t sure what to expect of Kansas City except for good BBQ so tonight after class we knew what dinner had to be. We went to Arthur Bryantapos;s on the say-so of one of the Dojo students ( they seemed like folks whoapos;d know what they were talking about, like they had good taste.) It smelled great from the parking lot looked perfect through the plate glass window - big flucoresent lit room full of happy diners a healthy line at the service counter.
Of course, waiting on line we saw the big framed photos of Palin �McCain eating happy BBQ on the wall. Ick. You just donapos;t see that in NY. But you know, weapos;re here, middle of America, what do you expect?
Then we saw a couple walk in wearing Obama t-shirts. And a little later, a whole family. And then a bunch of friends. And another family. And another, and more coming in the door. None of them were together but they were all energized, happy, excited. So we started talking to people. Theyapos;d come from a huge Obama rally. Thereapos;s a swell of support here. They said the rally was 60,000 strong. And that there was just one in St Louis, 100,000 strong.
So we told them how happy it made us coastal types to see this much support in a swing state, here in the middle of America. They beamed at us. At least one of us got misty eyed.
Kansas City. What did we expect? Not this. Sometimes the unexpected is the perfect thing.
The BBQ was excellent, btw, as expected.
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