Dangerous Music for Dangerous Times.
I frankly still feel a little dazed from an absolutely exhausting but wonderful couple of days celebrating New Year’s Eve and the coming of 2020. The “celebration” all started of
More…December 30th, 2019. Teavolve’s Last Open Mic of the Year.
It’s a grey grey Sunday. Rain is drizzling down, light is filtering through, both are reaching the ground in a steady trickle leaving Catonsville blanket in… well a blanket. A
Christmas is nigh, or just about. All of Christmas Eve I’ve spent alone, puttering, painting, computering. I’ve done laundry and dishes and amused the cat, because goodness knows the seem
Saturday was a very fun house concert in Great Falls, VA. They hosted us the same night as their annual cookie trade and… holy crap…. they’re serious about their cookies.
More…December 22nd, 2019. House Concerts and Christmas. Oh my.
I haven’t been playing as much as I should and part of that is that I just over-extended myself a little while ago. I had a vicious viscous cold that
Christmas doesn’t ALWAYS start at Teavolve – but this morning it snowed, and this evening I came in to find that they’d put the tree up! I don’t think they
Wednesday I went down to Silver Spring before picking up Rowan to negotiate with the owner of El Golfo about a new open mic. She’s on board! Let’s do this!
Teavolve. Honestly, it was kind of a mediocre night. Things have been slow recently, and that’s been kind of okay, because it meant that we got more time to focus
I’d been tagged on a Krampus event in Pennsylvania. Kristen, being sharper-eyed, realized there was one happening here in Baltimore and so we wisely went to that one instead. All-in-all,
