Tonight we’re in Auburn, having wrapped up the first day of the Leadership Autauga Retreat. Or should I say night. The group got here in time to check in and get dinner, followed by some team-building exercises by Keith Duck which served to break the ice. Grown-ups don’t get enough chances to do silly things […]
Leadership Autauga Retreat Read Post »
I was, inexplicably, heading down to Dothan to try to sell promotional products. To funeral homes. Yes, it was a bad idea, as was continuing to head that way after I stopped in Troy and saw TV coverage of the first strike. I think I was just kind of in shock after that, especially after
A little over a year ago, Nathan decided to start playing guitar. I’d played guitar a little several years ago, so I decided to buy an inexpensive Yamaha guitar and work on playing guitar with him. I’ve continued to practice and work with a friend of mine on guitar (Nathan’s taking lessons as well). Somewhere
And have I mentioned my guitar habit? Read Post »
A few random notes on the process, some of which isn’t going to totally make sense because I started this post and then forgot to post it, so it’s updated before it posts: there’s light at the end of the tunnel. I’ve been feeding the CDs to iTunes basically any time I can have the
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Fine, thank you. I’ve been steadily popping one in provided I’m awake, my computer is awake, and I’m where I can feed the thing. I’ve got a stack at home and at work. As of this writing, the collection in iTunes stands at 2092 items. It would take over 6 days to listen to it
So how’s it going adding every CD you own? Read Post »
because I just bought a iPod Classic 160 GB. In black. I’m adding all my CDs. Every single one I own. Well, maybe not the homebrewed ones that are made from live recordings, all too often of me playing. And I’m drawing the line at my wife’s Olivia Newton John collection from the ’80s, because
Wherein I add all my CDs to my iTunes library Read Post »
It seems like only 4 posts ago that I was downloading twitoaster (approximately 4 months ago). Unfortunately, the developer has pulled the plug. Looks like I was late to that party. I checked WordPress plug-ins, and nothing has really taken its place.
So much for twitoaster Read Post »
Troy University Clarinet Day is once again coming soon, and they have a great lineup of guest artists. I attended this last year with my colleague Curtis Hollinger of the MSO and a student. Timothy Phillips and the rest of the faculty and staff do a fantastic job. Don’t miss it! Tell any of your
2011 clarinet day info Read Post »
Just added the Twitoaster plugin to my blog’s WP installation. Now to see if this shows up on twitter… http://twitoaster.com/
Just added Twitoaster Read Post »