Monday, June 14, 2010

Trip Pics


A bunch of photos are now posted on my Facebook page. You can see the album and click on the photo to move to the next by going here. We spent 13 days traveling up the entire Blue Ridge Parkway, and then the Skyline Drive...plus a crazy one day tour of Washington DC.


Here is one of the shots.....a mama bear was nursing two cubs just 30 feet or so from our tents in Shenandoah National Park (Big Meadow Campground).

Friday, May 28, 2010

Super Freak!


Some fun from today's retirement party for Gary at work.

Sunday, May 23, 2010

A Night at the Fabulous Fox Theater



What a great night! Thanks to one of the artists performing tonight (EG rocks!), I was able to attend the live broadcast of A Prairie Home Companion with Garrison Keillor and friends in Atlanta at the Fabulous Fox Theatre.






Guests tonight included E.G. Kight and Caroline Herring (above).



Also performing were the super sounding bluegrass band Steep Canyon Rangers (above) and southern humorist, Roy Blount, Jr. (below)



Garrison's tales, songs, and the latest news from Lake Wobegon and the interesting people who live there always keeps the audience mesmerized!



It was a lot of fun and I would highly recommend it if they are ever in your neck of the woods!



And after the show, it was great to meet a few of the performers and backstage folks, and to sit and chat with some great talent at the cocktail lounge next door. What a great evening!

Tuesday, May 18, 2010

Sapelo Island



Got back from Sapelo Island on Sunday....fantastic trip.
Here are a few photos.







Saturday, May 08, 2010

Douglass Theater Reception









Last night, I went to the Douglass Theater, where three area artists were showing some of their work.

Lynne Barta had some of her photography up (a mix of really nice still life images and landscapes).

William Haun had a collection of portraits that he has taken around the world that were very striking and drew lots of praise.

Woodrow Gray's wire sculptures were also on display and were very creative and whimsical at times.










The Douglass was our first stop as we toured all over downtown last night. It was great to see so many people out enjoying the evening. There were several bands playing outside, as well as individual musicians inside the clubs, bars, and restaurants. Plus, several of the art galleries were open, showing off local artist's work.

We stopped by Acapulco for a late supper (yum!) and grabbed a fruit smoothy for the evening stroll to the tunes of the Loose Screws Band at the end of the evening