A Few Things
I've been meaning to update this forever but time has been quite limited so here's a quick update as to what I would love to blog about if I had more time. (Maybe I still will)
1) This from my band's newsletter:
We just wanted to let you know that we will be performing at the Block Party at Belmont University tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon as part of the Presidential Debate festivities. The party starts at noon and ends at 6pm - we will be performing from 3:15-4:15 and would love for you to come out and participate!So I'm looking forward to my time at the Nashville airport in the next couple of days with all the media and visitors that will be in town.
If you don't live in the Nashville area but would still like to participate, we are going to attempt to broadcast our performance live via the internet. If you go to www.mogulus.com/downhere you will be able to watch the performance. We will be updating our webpage from the Block Party as well, so if it looks like we are having some technical difficulties or things have changed and we will be unable to broadcast it, we will let you know via downhere.com.
2) I finally read The Shack. Will post more about it. (I liked it!)
3) Spent part of this morning at a local apple orchard picking apples and generally enjoying fall with my family. Pics to come.
4) Recently, on a flight I sat next to Gary Mudbone Cooper who was a back up singer with P-Funk. P-Funk was a combination of the bands Parliament and Funkadelic. These are the bands that are given credit for starting the "funk" movement.
That's it for now. Hope to update again soon.
GL
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3 comments:
Busy guy--but that's nothing new!
We love Orchard Home Farm. Steve's become an apple connoisseur the last few years!
This year, we've been every Saturday since the end of August to pick something. Not everything, but at least one variety a week.
Looking forward to pictures.
that's cool you sat next to that guy. . George Clinton's band, right??
we love picking apples too! i'm gonna use some of them to make one of the thanksgiving pies!
Here's an interview with William P. Young. It's especially good to pass onto people who question whether the Shack is "right" and challenge the theology in the story. It's definitely worth the listen.
http://www.drewmarshall.ca/listen2008.html
(Scroll down to the April 26 date)
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