I’ve taken some time and posted some items in the Items of Interest section (see the "What’s New" section on the right for quick links). I dug through my archive of stuff and found a couple of items that I thought might interest some. Or not, you choose.

I spent some time today revamping the Adams & Agee website. I’ve been ignoring it for the last few years, but after receiving a CD order I decided it would be a good idea to clean things up. Who knows, maybe I’ll be able to draw in some more sales! If you’re interested in taking a look at the new website, feel free! For those of you who aren’t familiar with Adams & Agee, it was an acoustic guitar group that...

As I mentioned in my last post, Jamie (my brother-in-law) and I went to Indianapolis this weekend for the 2005 Rotary Revolution. It was a large gathering of rotary engine cars from all over the country and it was site. Though we did have a great time looking around at all of the cars and talking with the people there, our enthusiasm was slightly curtailed by the absolutely horrific weather. It was around 30 degrees outside and the wind...

This week has been very strange. Kristen’s great-grandfather passed away over the weekend and we had the calling and funeral Tuesday and Wednesday. I was out of work all day Wednesday, which didn’t make things any better. Wednesday, the day of the funeral was one of the strangest days I’ve ever experienced. You know how each day of the week has its own feeling that makes it unique from the others? Well, yesterday...

Kristen and I have lived in a small house in Richmond since we got married in August of 2002. Outside of the front door, on our porch, there’s a rose bush of some kind. I don’t know anything about roses except that they’re somewhat expensive and Kristen (and many other women for that matter) likes them. Each year when the harsh Indiana weather comes in those roses, along with almost every other form of plant life dies and...