Groooooovin'

Okay, Okay, I missed the month of May, but I'm back on track! We just had a fantastic trip through TN and TX. We put the RV to the ultimate test of major miles, major heat, and loads of stuff!
A week ago yesterday, we had the time of our lives groovin (literally)on stage with Kenny Malone! It was our Nashville performance debut at The Douglas Corner, and we had a great time. If you don't know Kenny Malone, I encourage you to check him out. He plays percussion with almost everyone in Nashville, and I assure you he is no average drummer. Doug and I have a grand time listening to old Don Williams music on satellite radio, and trying to predict whether or not Kenny is playing on that particular cut. There's a definite "essence" to Kenny's playing. If you've heard him at all, you know what I'm talking about. Not only is he (in my humble opinion) the absolute best percussionist in the world, he's also the closest thing to Buddha I know. Doug and I just love being around Kenny. He exudes positivity. I challenge anyone to try not to smile when Kenny Malone walks into the room!
The TX part of our trip was part business/part play. We were heading down to Austin for our friends', Kathy and Derek's wedding. The festivities began on Friday night at the roller skating rink. We were all joking about it being hard to believe that it'd been 20 years since most of us had been on these crazy rolling contraptions. It's not exactly like riding a bike, but it did come back relatively quickly. Kathy and Derek had a beautiful wedding, and it was good to catch up with some friends we hadn't seen in far too long.
We took two days (11 hours each) to drive home. Time to clean the R.V. and stock up for our next road adventure!