mud4feet
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RE: Tire problems
Well, I've been a little quiet lately......just been busy. Unfortunately, not much wheeling, other than the normal side trips on the way to/from work. Been a busy summer. Aug. 1st, our son Nate got married to the woman he met at our wedding. They wanted to get married on the beach, so the month of July was spent helping them put it all together. It was a great wedding, though small - family only (and, of course, everyone else that was at the beach that weekend!! :lol: ). A few pics:
Of course, we missed the best picture of all (we were playing the music). The little guy on the right in pic #4 is Nate's son, Brody - the best man. While they were going through the ceremony, saying their vows, he had first one hand, then both, down the back of his pants with his spiderman underwear sticking out..........it was hilarious!!!!!! But it was a really great wedding and they are a really great couple - both with kids and both dedicated to raising them!!
Then, just a week or so ago, mudwoman and I (and my mom and my sister) cut a CD at a little basement studio in the area ($25/hr. - can't beat it!!). We're using this pic as the cover:
Calling it "Strum and Run"........."Warts and All" - referring to the fact that we just did one live take of everything (time is money!!). Lots of sloppy guitar on my part, but it was great fun!! Learned a bit, too! Mudwoman got to "get down" on her new upright bass and, as always, played a beautiful hammered dulcimer.
The musicians (?!?!):
And mudwoman's touching dedication - for the back of the CD:
The idea for this cd started on Memorial Day weekend, 2005.
Tim and Bonney were making their semi annual pilgrimage north and stopped off at Peg's house in Rudolph. She had volunteered them for special music at her church the next day. True to form, they had no idea what they were going to play. They all knew "Last Night I Had the Strangest Dream", so that was the start. Peg began reciting "The Box", and asked Bonney if she could play "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" as an accompaniment. Tim and Peg both started playing "Peace Will Come". Bonney whined enough so Peg found a part for her on the bowed psaltery.......and the rest is history.
After church they were on their way to Dayton, OH to play for Dad when the call came that he had suffered a massive stroke. He was called home 11 days later, surrounded by his family.
We lovingly, and with gratitude, dedicate this cd to the man we knew as husband, dad, and dad-in-law::
Rev. John Brown.
We miss you
......................So, August is nearly done.....bring on September!!!!! Hopin' to meet some Florida Jeepers (YJTino in particular) in Tellico this month!! Happy Jeepin' all!!!
Well, I've been a little quiet lately......just been busy. Unfortunately, not much wheeling, other than the normal side trips on the way to/from work. Been a busy summer. Aug. 1st, our son Nate got married to the woman he met at our wedding. They wanted to get married on the beach, so the month of July was spent helping them put it all together. It was a great wedding, though small - family only (and, of course, everyone else that was at the beach that weekend!! :lol: ). A few pics:
Of course, we missed the best picture of all (we were playing the music). The little guy on the right in pic #4 is Nate's son, Brody - the best man. While they were going through the ceremony, saying their vows, he had first one hand, then both, down the back of his pants with his spiderman underwear sticking out..........it was hilarious!!!!!! But it was a really great wedding and they are a really great couple - both with kids and both dedicated to raising them!!
Then, just a week or so ago, mudwoman and I (and my mom and my sister) cut a CD at a little basement studio in the area ($25/hr. - can't beat it!!). We're using this pic as the cover:
Calling it "Strum and Run"........."Warts and All" - referring to the fact that we just did one live take of everything (time is money!!). Lots of sloppy guitar on my part, but it was great fun!! Learned a bit, too! Mudwoman got to "get down" on her new upright bass and, as always, played a beautiful hammered dulcimer.
The musicians (?!?!):
And mudwoman's touching dedication - for the back of the CD:
The idea for this cd started on Memorial Day weekend, 2005.
Tim and Bonney were making their semi annual pilgrimage north and stopped off at Peg's house in Rudolph. She had volunteered them for special music at her church the next day. True to form, they had no idea what they were going to play. They all knew "Last Night I Had the Strangest Dream", so that was the start. Peg began reciting "The Box", and asked Bonney if she could play "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" as an accompaniment. Tim and Peg both started playing "Peace Will Come". Bonney whined enough so Peg found a part for her on the bowed psaltery.......and the rest is history.
After church they were on their way to Dayton, OH to play for Dad when the call came that he had suffered a massive stroke. He was called home 11 days later, surrounded by his family.
We lovingly, and with gratitude, dedicate this cd to the man we knew as husband, dad, and dad-in-law::
Rev. John Brown.
We miss you
......................So, August is nearly done.....bring on September!!!!! Hopin' to meet some Florida Jeepers (YJTino in particular) in Tellico this month!! Happy Jeepin' all!!!
