All About Tom

Today Tom had some early morning surgery. This is part of a continuing follow up on his bladder cancer from five years ago.

On a brighter side, we had a delcious smorgasbord lunch at Shady Maple and then a wonderful show- Jonah- at the Light and Sound Theater in Lancaster, PA. It was a bus trip. Dolly came with us and she had a good time. Judy Clyde was our DKG trip organizer and she did a great job.

A interesting side note: when we returned to our parked car when the bus brought us back to the designated parking area, it was really cold with the air conditioning blowing when we got in and we realized that, although locked, the car had been running all day (12 hours!).  These new fangled keyless starting cars are very quiet. We had been watching a movie in the car while waiting for the bus in the morning and didn't realize that the car was still on. Who knew?

I am bringing Tom to the doctor's office tomorrow at dawn, but we won't have test results for awhile. I am hoping all is well and he won't have to start up the BCG treatments again.

We are looking forward to the Jamboree in the Hills.

I can't believe it will be July in two days!

Nashville Limo

In a special treat yesterday, Tom and I got to hang with Shelby Lee Lowe, singer/songwriter.
We watched him perform at the Wildhorse (and we got to dance there, too! Whoo hoo!) and then went on a tour of Nashville and his working place with Banner on Music Row in a limousine! So much fun!

Shelby Lee Lowe onstage at the Wildhorse  in Nashville

Tom, enjoying the ride

Our host, Shelby Lee Lowe

Yes, this is my ride about town

Shelby Lee Lowe's writing room

Heading to Nissan Stadium, bridge walking

Karaoke? LOL

We visited lots of booths (Riverfront Stage was outrageously crowded...too many in the line to get in, for sure, so Day 1 we visited booths and hung out at FanX in Music City, listened to some music there, and had fun). The Nisson stage line up was awesome to begin with and then they surprised us midway with Garth.