She thinks my tractor’s sexy. Those were the lyrics I was thinking about as I started to write this post. What can I tell you. So I said this post was about Ohio. I lied a little bit. This trip started in Romeo, Michigan, where I went to the manufacturing location for the Hensley Hitch… Read More Ohio – Nov 2017
The ‘60’s and ‘70’s was a unique period in this country – captured in its politics, war, art, resistance, culture, and arguably most notably, its music. This renaissance in music during this time (and beyond!) is captured at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Rock and roll hardly dried up after the ‘70’s, so… Read More Long Live Rock – Nov 2017
You can’t make this stuff up. Typically, I am not at a loss for words, but in this case – I don’t even know where to begin. Recently someone mentioned to me a potential stop along my way up to Ohio – a place called the Ark Encounter. Not knowing anything about it, I decided… Read More The Ark – Nov 2017
Someone once asked Eric Clapton what is was like to be the greatest guitar player in the world. He responded, “I don’t know. Ask Prince”. We saw Prince in Atlanta some years ago, and let me tell you – my ass didn’t hit the seat from the time he came on until the moment he… Read More Prince – Nov 2017
I have posted previously on the Booth Western Art Museum (over 2 years ago) but we went back, and still love this place! At 120,000 square feet, the Booth Museum is the largest permanent exhibition of western art – in the country! Situated in downtown Cartersville, GA, we specifically went to see the Ansel Adams… Read More Booth Western Art Museum – Nov 2017
We have a rich tradition of Halloween celebrations at our corner in the hood. You may remember last year’s Lazy Clowns Festival, FarmersOnly.com in 2015, the Trauma Center & Buffet in 2014, or any number of past dalliances with absurdity. This year was The Villages at Prince Howard – retirement living at its finest! Hosted… Read More Halloween – Oct 2017