Photo from Mother's Day

This will be a short post, but I thought that I would put up a photo of Mother with her grandson and his wife. It was taken on Mother's day at her home.

This is the 2nd dance we did entitled "The Sheriffs of Shimmy Town."

From left to right:
Liz Leicht
Marlene Marshall
Gail Jessee

Marlene was the Bandido we were after for a
$1000 Reward.

This routine was 'GREAT FUN'.

Recital Video #2

Oh! Lookie! It worked!

Lakeland Ledger Video

If you cut and paste this link, it will take you to a rehearsal of the dancers and a interview with my dance instructor.

http://www.theledger.com/article/20080510/NEWS/805100351/1326

Recital Video #1

Let's see if this works. Can only do 1 per post.

Recital Photos

These aren't really good because the theatre was rather dark.

The park was next to where we parked and really nice. Had fountain area where kids could play.

The Recital

Elziabeth, Meghan and I went to Gail's recital and it was really so good! We had a great time and I will post pictures & try for a video tomorrow.

Bellydance Recital Travel Directions

For those interested in attending the free Dance Recital on May 11th at 2:00 PM,
here are the directions to the Lake Mirror Center.

The Recital will be held in the Theatre of the Lake Mirror Center.
121 S. Lake Ave
Lakeland, FL 33801
863/603-6280

From Tampa:
Take I-4 EAST to Exit 28 (W. Memorial Blvd/FL-546 E), go approx. 3.8 miles

Turn RIGHT onto N. Florida Ave/US 98 S/FL-700 S, go approx 0.4 miles

Turn LEFT onto Bartow Rd/US 98 S/FL-35 S/FL-548/FL-700 S, go approx 0.8 miles

Turn SLIGHT RIGHT onto E. Main St/US 92 BR/US-98 BR/CR-542, go approx 0.1 miles

Turn LEFT onto S. Lake Ave

Estimated driving time (without traffic delays) is 41 minutes - 37.3 miles

I would love to see my family's smiling faces in the audience!!!

Somebody post something!

OK. Here's something not too major. Judy and I went to an art show over at Raymond James (the office not the stadium) and took a few photos. I had posted some items from the outside collection a while back. I said that everything was by John Coleman, but that was not correct. While several of the items were his, others were of a variety of Western artists, some of whom were at the show. We did get to speak to said John Coleman.

Since it was a "western" art show I wore my hat that had belonged to Uncle Blaine. Judy took some photos of me. Here are some from the show with the first being me with the hat.