I walked around in the back yard today and saw all the gardens put to bed. I saw the
four month supply of wood stacked and ready to burn to keep us warm. November can be a dark, cold, gray skies and no snow. Being a transition month it can be tough to get out of Summer mode and prepare for Winter. Kim is in the air now leading a group of 146 to Egypt and Israel and I leave Saturday for a 5 day show in San Antonio. Does this mean work is getting better? It just may. The production company I have been doing some work for has me booked for work out through February with shows in pencil beyond that.
I am down to 10 days at the bar for this month and I am thrilled.
My parents are getting older every day. Yes, they have been doing that for a long time but Mom is slipping a bit. Oldest sister Donna has stepped in to help organize doctor visits and such and I know it's frustrating her but I'm glad she's here.
We'll see what the future holds...
2 comments:
Just remember, it's awesome that we don't have to know WHAT the future holds, but we confidently know WHO holds it.
Love you, man!!!
Angie beat me to it. I had the exact same thought.
Regarding the upcoming work - congrats! And I've never been to San Antonio. I'd remember that.
We're experiencing Indian Summer in November right now. As in shorts-and-T-shirts, above 70 weather. Odd, but I'll take it.
And if Kin's the leader of a group that big, she probably got her way paid for, plus some. A working vacation, but still fun.
And it's good to be close to your parents when they need help, both of you kids. That physical closeness is something I wish I had.
Steve
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