Lots of pictures this month. First, I ran out to California for a few business meetings, than I had a monster party this month to end the year, and then went to Columbus for Christmas, then to Virginia for Christmas holidays. Happy New Year everyone!
I would characterize this month as a quiet but productive month. I made a big effort to stay put, and I succeeded. No travel this month. I had a little birthday party at my house for my friend Laura, and my parents came down to Myrtle Beach for the Thanksgiving holiday.
The bad news is that I didn’t take too many pictures this month. Here are a few pictures with my sushi buddies, Susan and Laura. The good news is that I have revamped the “Song Book” section of the home page. It now has streaming audio, which is very cool.
Well after all that hurricane monkey business, things finally returned back to normal for me. Or should I say back to work. Shortly after Floyd, I went back to California to visit a bunch of my old friends in Orange County, plus my grandmother up in LA. Also, popped down to San Diego to visit Ted and the gang at Gateway “West”.
More work in Michigan on my special project PC Pitstop, which is finally starting to get off the ground. And then finally up to NYC, to visit with some old college friends, and also to meet with Tom Grueskin and Barb Gross on our top secret book project.
A very productive month, but probably a little too much work and not enough fun. See you next month.
On a different note, my brother Mike, is adopting Chinese twins.
Wow, what a month. My friend Tommy Grueskin came down to Myrtle Beach for my birthday, and then all hell broke loose. Or should I say, Floyd broke loose. First there was Hurricane Dennis, but Dennis was nothing compared to Floyd. They called for a mandatory evacuation of Myrtle Beach as forecasters predicted that they eye would pass directly over Myrtle Beach. All banks and grocery stores were closed, buildings were boarded up, and lines of cars were backed up for miles on the city’s major east-west thoroughfares.
So I bolted to Charlotte for an evening, and showed up in Chicago to visit with some old friends attending a huge charity event put on by our good friends on VisionTek. Anyways, I’m glad that Floyd has gone, but the flooding in North Carolina is some of the worst I have seen.