With love, and some links

Success!

I have now introduced Tabitha to my folks who graciously hosted us for a few days in Ohio during my spring break. Thankfully everyone got along swimmingly (as I knew they would) and the stay wasn't so long as to give city dwellers too much cabin fever. Here is a brief overview of the happenings:

Day 1: Arrived in Ohio in time for dinner and everyone was introduced. Embarrassing stories began with expected immediacy signaling acceptance of Tabitha into the fold.

Day 2: Walked the grounds. Introduced Tabitha to the horses and general farm atmosphere. Tabitha was also treated to a lesson on the history of the site and family.

Day 3: Tour of the area's attractions... both of them. Checked out the "famous" Y Bridge and the Zanesville Art Center as well as some artists' studios. Attended the Eagle ceremony of Matthew VanHorn.
>Congratulations to him for his high achievement and a warm welcome into the brotherhood of Eagles.

Day 4: Day of departure. Packed and finished up projects begun before departing by way of Tom's Ice Cream Bowl, a local 50's style diner.


And now it's shameless plug time.

For those of you who've a mind to support the arts The Suitcase Shakespeare Company, product of the brilliant minds of the Bristol Renaissance Faire, is selling swag for your purchasing enjoyment. Check it out here: http://www.cafepress.com/suitcaseshakes.

At long last and with some prodding my good friend Dan Webster has posted a video of himself performing live for your viewing pleasure. Aside from being an awesome fellow all around Dan is one of the more gifted musicians I've had the pleasure of meeting and I hope you will take the time to visit his CD baby page as well for some samples of his music. The new album is dynamite (as well as being affordable) and I recommend it highly.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8VB6l-0RvDs
http://cdbaby.com/cd/danwebster
Come on, would I lead you wrong?