Very cool Gary,
Deane

Good for you Gary. Have a great time and the best to the happy couple.

Thumbs up to all!


R.

That's awesome! I remember you posting some recordings of his guitar playing. And your daughter sing too, right? Maybe you guys can do a little jam?

It will be a blast (Are you gonna use a tip jar?)

Gary I have been counting your blessings from music to boats to freedom and adventure – and now playing your son’s wedding. I think in your quiet times you just have to sit back and smile; life does not get much better.

The best to you my friend, enjoy every bit of your son and his bride.

John C.

Hi Gary,
You are kidding, they don ' t even look 30. You guys discovered the fountain of youth or something?? My son's over there next month, I'll get him to bring back some of that fountain water, bottled. Haha

Pretty much same age when we got married, you 've been married just a few years longer.

Congrats!

Thanks John and Riki for those kind words, and no tip jar, Eddie. Just gonna have a lot of fun, enjoy the day, and hope the weather cooperates. Today, the humidity was 100 percent, temperatures in the upper 80s and the air pollution level was horrendous - code red. Walking outside felt like stepping into a sauna and I had to take my portable oxygen with me to drive to the boat. Once I arrived at the marina, I helped a friend install his jib sail, then climbed on my boat, fired up the AC and sucked in some O2 from the machine for about an hour before walking back to the car. I've tried singing with the nasal O2 on and so far, not a problem. Here's the latest one I recorded a few days ago. Black Magic Woman. I recorded A Rainy Night In Georgia about an hour later using a midi file that took a couple days to put together on the PSR-S950 and using the piano voice I posted about 5 years ago. I'm not a pro at making midi files for sure, which is why this one is so basic sounding.

Thanks again for all the well wishes everyone,

Gary

[/i][i]