would definitely be bored (it's a matter of policy with him at his age).
Sooooo true.
Oh ~ What a shame because your husband would be delighted with how low-pressure the Cohen aspects of the Events are. Please continue to encourage him. I can understand your waiting until another time, too, though. It's what I did [ended up regretting it, of course, as the one I bypassed was Hydra
], and then went to NYC for my first one.
Amongst the many other factors, at the time of Hydra 1, was that I'm not much for 'fan gatherings'/'crowd activities' ~ or at least that's what I thought till NYC. I saw everything through a whole new lens there, though, and now won't miss another one, unless it's simply, totally impossible to attend.
He really would enjoy it ~ as for your son, there will be others, who are younger, and who enjoy tons of other music, in addition to Cohen. Sean and Jason were younger [though not as much as your son], and had a blast!
In any case, there's still Edmonton [but much further for you] and Hydra in between Berlin and Edmonton. As for us meeting in this lifetime, I'll be returning to England, too [not sure when, just that I will] ~ and, perhaps, then
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Love,
Lizzy
Hi Margaret ~ I came back to say Hi, as ours were Submitted at identical times. Yeah, Diane ~ listen to Margaret
. For the most part, it's simply [and wonderfully! as we have such a deeper, common bond] people meeting people ~ and then 'having coffee over' Cohen. Know what I mean? As she said, her husband went and really enjoyed himself
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. There will be other events in the coming years though, and I'll do my utmost to make one of them.
but after the South Wales Meet-Up is looking forward to it as much as I am 
Perhaps if your Hubby comes to Bristol 
(well, you never know)
