DVDs.... another point of connection. My wife and I love the old movies and frequent Turner Classics often. But, many nights there isn't anything that we want to watch on dish tv, so I've built up a big library of DVS over the years. It's a lot less expensive than going to a theatre (and there aren't that many contemporary movies we want to see) you can watch in a bathrobe (which is frowned on in local theaters, for some reason) and the popcorn doesn't cost $4 a tub. If any of you are into watching (and buying) DVDs, click on efilmic.com. Your head will spin. Most of their DVDs are $8.99, with many on sale for $6.99. They have a hundred or so DVDs of classic movies... nothing released recently, and a limited list to choose from. But, they are all great titles. I went there initially because they have Song Of The South on DVD... the only legal source to buy it (the company is in Canada, where it is legal to sell.) I recently picked up a copy of The Informer, which I'm really looking forward to seeing again. Now you, Ron.. you sound like a man after my own heart. I know you'll be excited when you see what they offer.

Yesterday, I solved another Mystery Of The Reluctant Computer Software and printed up my first copy of the Handful Of Songs CD.
I have to do some final editing on the booklet and back cover, and I'll be in production. It will be a real accomplishment to finally release that album on CD after all these years. I think it's the best album I've done. My next project will be to release a CD I've already recorded and mixed, taken from older cassettes of my own songs, and some traditional material. I figure another month or so, and I'll have those three done. And then, I want to start work on a new folk album. I had to smile this morning when a working title came to mind..

Knights Of The Kitchen Table.

Jerry