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I shared a couple of stories with you about Rex Locklar, his small town, and his love for Bluegrass music. It is time again for another festival. The first weekend in April, and October, is when Rex hosts “Howlin in Henderson“. If you enjoy being around good ol’ people who love to play music, sing, and just be together, swing by Henderson, Alabama, in a few weeks. They will make you feel right at home! I might have to stay for this and take my RV this time.
I had the opportunity to spend a little time with Courtney and Andy with RVNN.tv and tell them about Backtrax. The video is a little jerky, but, it is what it is.
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Carmen and Carolyn Gemette get the decorations out of their four storage units and the process begins. Tis the season Carmen lives for and has been doing it for the past 15 years. They didn’t start out this big but, they have been adding to the decorations every year. When the Christmas season is over, and all the decorations are discounted, they hit the stores and buy more lights and yard toys. Carmen starts the process at the end of October and takes a weeks vacation the first week in November. Whatever has not been completed during his week off, he works on at night after his “paying” job. On the eve of Thanksgiving, the switch gets flipped and the neighborhood is lit up! And what a sight it is! When you turn off of Dalraida Road onto Dalraida Parkway,you can’t help but to notice. You see, there are over 100,000 lights lit in their yard. As Christmas music is playing, cars line up on both sides of the street and walk around their yard taking pictures and talking with the Gemettes. Thousands and thousands of cars drive slowly past the house over the next couple of months looking at his handy work and trying to spot the latest yard toys. A couple of years ago, they put out a donation can to help offset their gynormous power bill, as you can imagine what it does to this particular bill. They also set out a can to collect food for the Montgomery Area Food Bank. If you are in the area, I encourage you to stop by their incredible light display, get out of the car, walk around with your children and let them “oooh” and “ahhh” over all the decorations. It only happens once a year!
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I told you the story of how I got Callie, and how I tried for weeks to get rid of her, I just wasn’t ready for another dog after Jade died. I’m glad I kept her, so now I celebrate “GOT CALLIE DAY!” Here is a little video I did for her. I got spanked pretty bad by youtube and facebook for the use of the song but found a way around it.
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