There’s somewhere between two and three hundred of you out there watching this blog. Are you bored with the current content? Shall I carry on with the newspaper shots?
I am going to take a little break and post some of my favourite Halloween Shots
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1983
Don’t stop Bob! Love that story Kathi!
So part way through the concert, Eric asked all the parents in the audience to take out their keys and play along with the next song. There were a couple of weak jingles heard on the chorus but hardy audible. He encouraged everyone to participate. Still no help. Finally someone asked what he meant. He said”you know, your car keys,your house keys”. Laughter. “No one locks their house and the keys are in the truck!”For years after we’d hear from visiting musicians for the Festival,that the key story got lots of laughs around Toronto, they were amazed no one locked up.
Hi Bob, I am loving the newspaper correspondence so please continue. Right after the Halloween shots, of course!! Thanks for doing this. Love it all!
Every single day I look forward to your post so please do keep going!
i am loving the trips down memory lane and the Hallowe’en shots are going to be great!
Hi Bob
I love all of what you do. Really enjoyed the newspaper articles and would love some Hallowe’en shots!
Press –
I am fascinated with what you’ve been up to – especially your correspondence with George LaM.
And it’s Rick Morritt and lisa Doig.
Thanks for the trips down memory lane…I love it.
Me too..enjoying the old Green Sheet shots..forgot just how many there were. And of course the sparring with “George” is priceless
All good, Bob.
As long as what you post is to do with Hornby, keep ’em comin’.
Kathy
I very much enjoy your newspaper submissions and the letters to and from George.