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Sorry, no April Fools Day jokes from me this year. But I am actually posting a little bit. Last night, I took my band to the UIL Concert and Sight-Reading contest and we got a Sweepstakes trophy. This means that at least two of the three judges for our concert program and two of the three judges for our sight-reading agreed that our band played superior and earned a first division. I’m so proud of them! Contact me via email and ask me for the link to the recordings.
I have done a ton of thinking about this blog lately and I am determined that I will once again enable comments soon. I have the old ones, but I am going to weed through them by hand, so the processing of them will be slow.
Running is coming along very nicely and I ran 20 minutes nonstop on Sunday morning. This has been a great month for me.
Oh yeah, I’m starting to do a little more with the Facebook Fan Page, so be sure to become a fan over there if you haven’t yet. You’ll get some cool stuff I don’t share on Twitter.
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Congrats to you and your band! I hope they realize what a cool accomplishment that y’all did together. Hopefully, the concept of teamwork is well planted & will continue to grow through the rest of their school careers.
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