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Hey folks! - look at the great poster that Hoss made for the upcoming show.

He does nice work......although our logo is a bit small

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There is a link to the WECCMA website over to the right.

Due to some little pokes and prods that I was forced to endure on Saturday night, I have edited this web page, and there are at least four (4) changes.

If Sheryl can list the four, she wins a huge prize. No time limit, but I may change the rules if it tickles my fancy. (I just hope that I get the feeling back in my fancy actually. That poke and prod might have been set a little to high.) ...and you know something else???? For someone who has never signed the Guestbook, she sure does a lot of complaining! So there!

Monday June 02/08

The bell has rung, times up, the fabulous prize package goes back into the vault. Sorry for your luck.

We don't quite know what the attraction in Kingsville is, but tonight we had a visitor from the Canary Islands.

For those of you who may not know, they are a group of islands off the coast of Africa that are controlled by Spain.

The Canary islands blew by Iceland (2800 miles), and logged in at a seat numbing 3850 miles away.

Sleeping volcanoes, museums, opera, symphonies, cactus, desert, snow, jungle. Spring like weather all year round.

This should make you want to book a flight:

"Outstanding are the potato stews or the ubiquitous and aptly named 'papas arrugadas' (wrinkled potatoes), which are boiled in extremely salty water and eaten with hot 'Mojo' sauce."

The Chinyero volcano had its last eruption only 90 years ago! But don't worry, Tenerife is a safe place to enjoy a special holiday anytime of the year.

Just my luck, 90 years, 1 potato, and bang.

Please note that Iceland still has the public spas c/w lifeguards, and that really should be on any traveler list.

Anyway, it was a pleasure meeting Jenny, who, by the way, is a great Country fan, and knows her music.

 http://www.canary-travel.com/index-in.html

 

 

 

 Last night at the Kingsville Inn, we had the pleasure of meeting a wonderful foursome who were really lost. because the two ladies were from Iceland, one guy was from England, and the other guy was from North Carolina. When I asked them how they ended up in our bar, they replied that they were stumbling down the street, and saw a Budwiser sign. Our kind of people. They were totally charming folks, and although they claimed not to like Country music, stayed right till the end.

By the way, if you ever meet anyone from Iceland, don't bother asking what their name is, because you will never be able to pronounce it. One name simplified to Elizabeth, and the other name simplified to Rhtmgfkdfklreiodklfdklgvfd. I think it spelled that right.

I googled Iceland for some background research, and found two interesting items of note. First, they have community bathing spas, complete with lifeguards!!!! Second, they have geysers, which is fitting because our band are old geysers as well.

Rhtmgfkdfklreiodklfdklgvfd took a lot of pictures throughout the night, and she said she will try to send a few of them to us.

Anyway, it was fun to have them in the crowd, and we hope to see them again.

 

Mike recently gave us a scare, and by refusing to feel sick, generally ticked-off the medical community.
We are pleased to report that after a small procedure, and a couple of fluid changes, he is responding well, and still knows his name. If he will ever play the violin again is another question, but that is an old joke that has no business here.

The attached picture was taken just this past weekend, and you can see that while he may not have all his colour back, he looks good. (He does mumble about having his nuts around his neck, but they are easier to scratch in the morning)