concerned parents

I think the name of our band should be called Comfort Zone, cause that's the way it feels playing with Noel, Gaia, Dan and Craig. How else would we have felt brave enough to play for the first time in front of the critical body of OCS parents and to have our music broadcast throughout the Winter Faire and from what I've been told the surrounding neighborhoods. How great was it though to look out into the audience and be cheered on by the Garage Band parents and friends. What a blast. Hey, Dan, when's the next gig?

tea bags

another great day in the world of garage band.  it was such the delight, sitting under the flame umbrella (julia's designation)  sipping on tea and soaking up the essence of the bagged leaves as well as tales of kendell's picturesque upbringing.  baltimore was too small a town for her ambitions, indeed.

oh yes, there was rock as well.

thanks goes out to craig and leslie as we round into another month and are back at their lovely abode.

support

today garage band was wild like drawing with an oil pastel on the inside of your eyelids while taking a meeting about a theatrical production of a never aired tv series featuring puppets that get paid upfront. YO! 

Kendell's voice was kicking it and wasn't it amazing how the ever constant Noel Rhodes shaped the ebb and flow of our budding musical forces.

i must say that i couldn't help but think about these kids performing when they're in their mid teens.  it's going to be too rock for me.

thanksgiving week

Lots of you will be gone next Wednesday but Noel will still have Garage Band the day before Thanksgiving. Please make a comment if you will be attending.

photos from doug mcnamee

adultz can rock too

photos from doug mcnamee