It took three days to celebrate three years at The BAR.

Friday kicked the party off. The traditional Friday Happy Hour with $1 just-about-everythings along with Chef Ron�s catfish were a perfect start.

Budweiser kept the party going with lots of giveaways, and midnight started �Kick the Keg�, with 25 cent draughts till the keg went dry. The line stayed so long that Chef Ron had to stop cooking and help pour beer.

Bright and early was the VIP party for �the regulars�. (Rumors have it the crew slept at The BAR because Saturday started so early.) The champagne started flowing at 9am. The day had a luau theme, with smoked pig and all the fixins�. Darts started about 3pm.

Although there were only 30 players, there was no shortage on fun. Not even when one individual got upset and left because he drew a girl. (By the way, the first through third place winners had ladies, so not only can they play well and have fun, but they look good too!)

Tobin ran an excellent tournament with Scott and Mick helping sell raffle tickets for all kinds of prizes. Don�t worry, the champagne did not stop flowing yet. Although for Harry Juan it probably should have�Then maybe Sheila would not have worn the cake and Harry might have placed.

Instead, it was Bob Castillo and Dawn Flores that came back to beat J.C. (more champagne please) Martinez and Sheila twice for first place. Dart diva Brandy Stone and Martin Bedoni took third and Doug DiMichele and Tobin Crouch took fourth.

Sheila was OK losing to her best friend, Dawn. She was just so glad that such good dart players were also so much fun.

The tournament ended in just enough time for karaoke to get started. A few catnaps were taken in The ROOM but the party kept on going.

Sunday was football, football, football. One might have thought the party would have slowed down, but the kamakazis were just fuel for the fire. Lavita won the chili cookoff and a $50 cash prize. And the food was just perfect to ward off any hangovers.

Can�t wait to see what four years will bring!