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Yes, you read that right. And I was there, with a big group of friends, and we had a blast. Last week on a hot summer night, a group of about ten of us set off for Kansas City indulging a recently developed obsession of one of our friends. He grew up a Yankees fan but has been following the Royals all summer and hitting up many of their games. I don't think any of us expected the Yankees to lose so when it came down to a dramatic last inning, most of us agreed it was one of the most exciting baseball games we'd ever seen!

Here are some highlights below. I really, really dig these shots; they are near and dear to my heart. I'm really excited about how they came out and how it all looks together. I'll say it again...I love being able to capture my time with friends and family like this! And I especially like the guy selling the beer, and the action shot of the batter hitting the ball and the pitcher still in motion from the pitch!

So I had this idea months ago, even looked to see if someone else was already selling it, but came up with nothing. So, may I present to you..."I click therefore I am" a play on the good old Descartes quote, "I think therefore I am"

My friend manages the local ACME t-shirt shop and we whipped this up together on Friday. I imagine that many of my friends will want one too, and so the more orders I get, the cheaper they can be. If I can get 20+ orders, I can sell them for around $20 including shipping. Fewer orders means more like $25 a pop. If I only get one or two, it will be a sad $30 so please place your orders soon! :)


They come in all sizes and lots of colors, from the American Apparel brand, and are super soft and cozycomfy! You know you want one!! You know someone else who wants one! So let me know!

Here are some more highlights from RockyGrass, mostly of the performers we watched. Anything Mike Marshall or Darol Anger touch turns to gold in my book, so we loved their performances with all of their different groups, including Psychograss, and Republic of Strings. Del McCoury Band is always an absolute favorite for me; a traditional, charming, and tight performance is always guaranteed. And when David Grisman got up there with them it just sealed the deal. I spent some time spying on a dobro player down by the river. Hot Rize's pals Red Knuckles and the Trailblazers showed up again! Always entertaining in their goofy charm...And, by the way, did YOU know that Steve Martin played banjo? :) Check this out if you didn't catch it already: Steve Martin and Steep Canyon Rangers perform a song for atheists...

 photo by me! mission cheese, san francisco. film.

Now that I'm one of the muses, I'm so excited to let you know that we are doing a giveaway!!


Check this out! We just want to see you link to your interpretation of the theme "two" so we can share and build our community! Hope to see your links over there!!