Another Day

 Having found the Fishguts CD for Al, I read the cover sheet and thought it might be interesting to some of you.

Big Fishguts Debut

- Dedicated to the pursuit of good fun, good fishing and a little music along the way -

The purpose of recording this CD was to capture the essence of The Fishguts for posterity, so that future generations (children, grandchildren and possibly great grandchildren) will have a sense of part of their ancestry and possibly come to some understanding of why they're so screwed up!!

The band started to form in the late summer, early fall of 1999 from a common bond of friendship, fishing, laughter and music.

The inspiration for this CD was Wilf Craig (Bud & Roger's father) who recorded 78's with the Dofascoaires and Dofasco Humdingers in the late 40's, early 50's, which have been preserved through the years for future generations to hear.  Ridin' Down the Canyon, recorded by the Fishguts was one of those songs.

The Fishguts have no pretensions of who they are......, so sit back, put your feet up and hopefully enjoy The Big Fishguts Debut cause it's As Good as its Gonna Get..............

Yes, that was our BFD.

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Sometime during a sleepless night of discomfort, Mardi headed out to the living room.  When I got up at 8 a.m. she was sleeping on the recliner and didn't wake up until 11:15, in time to wave to Gary and Jill from the balcony as they delivered a Shepherd's Pie (they must think that I can't cook!).

Baked with love!  Angels of Mercy they are.  Nurse Dorsal says thanks!

We've also enjoyed a fruit "tree" from Maureen and Matt.

Please note:  We are not pleading for more stuff.  We're living with enough guilt already.  Mardi will get better.

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Escaped for an hour to visit the greenhouse.  The fresh air was a treat.

Kent and Donna are planting Geranium cuttings and have that under control, while David and the twins straighten the Easter Lilys.

Lifting and replacing the trays requires a lot of bending and twisting, so I'll leave that to the experts.  My next project, apparently, will be to build some more outdoor benches for the garden centre.

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Looks like we're in for a raging epidemic and many of us may end up infected.  Stay well if you can.  If not, please have a mild case.