A Special Version Of The Book Is Now Out

By Jerry Wilson, on August 27th, 2008%

I’ve put together a special edition of the book.  Something I need to make clear is this edition is not the entire book which I’m still working on (one chapter to go).  This edition is for the Lost Dogs to commemorate their Glory Road tour which will travel along Route 66 next month.

The special edition contains:

The . . . → Read More: A Special Version Of The Book Is Now Out

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Podcast Update — August 21, 2008

By Jerry Wilson, on August 21st, 2008%

I did things decidedly different in this week’s podcast, going mostly for laughs via playing more songs and tying them together with brief commentary about whatever.  The idea was to have fun.  I did; hopefully you’ll find some as well.

No transcript or lyrics this week.  Instead, kick back and listen.

You can listen to the podcast here.  . . . → Read More: Podcast Update — August 21, 2008

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No Podcast Tonight

By Jerry Wilson, on August 19th, 2008%

Sorry about not getting a podcast done tonight.  Feeling too beat up over workplace melodrama to come up with anything other than kvetching about same.  Not that I’m averse to speaking plainly about what’s going on in my life, but as agitated as I am about it all I’d probably say more than a few things . . . → Read More: No Podcast Tonight

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One More Step To Complete The Journey

By Jerry Wilson, on August 17th, 2008%

I finished the chapter for Steve Hindalong (The Choir) this morning — as in shortly after midnight — and it’s been approved.  Which means the only chapter remaining is for Nancyjo Mann (Barnabas).

Almost impossible to believe, but it’s true.  I’m . . . → Read More: One More Step To Complete The Journey

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Working Through The Weekend

By Jerry Wilson, on August 16th, 2008%

I’m currently working like mad trying to get the chapter for Steve Hindalong (The Choir) completed so I can post details in the next few days about an exciting development with the book.  . . . → Read More: Working Through The Weekend

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Podcast Update — August 12, 2008

By Jerry Wilson, on August 12th, 2008%

This week’s podcast (or should I say this month’s?  Ah well) talks about the past few weeks in NASCAR, seizing opportunities while they are still available, and what it means to be a genuine rebel.

You can listen to the podcast here.  If you have iTunes, you can subscribe to it here.  As always, please let me . . . → Read More: Podcast Update — August 12, 2008

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I Didn’t Get A Podcast Done This Week; Will A Chapter Do Instead?

By Jerry Wilson, on August 7th, 2008%

I finished the first draft of Stephen Crumbacher’s (Crumbächer) chapter today.  Which means there are only two more to go.

I’m beginning to get a little excited.

Next up is Steve Hindalong . . . → Read More: I Didn’t Get A Podcast Done This Week; Will A Chapter Do Instead?

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Apology

By Jerry Wilson, on August 6th, 2008%

I’m sorry about the lack of podcasts lately.  Been running myself ragged (again) and not TCBing.  Hopefully I’ll get it together in the next couple . . . → Read More: Apology

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Faithful

By Jerry Wilson, on August 2nd, 2008%

I did something earlier this evening I haven’t done in many months: pull my faithful Fender Precision Bass, that has served me well since getting it as a high school graduation present lo those all too many years ago, out of its case.  Once tuned, I began to play.  Clumsily and haltingly, which given how woefully . . . → Read More: Faithful

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