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Friday evening we attended "A Rocky Mountain Christmas" at the Anderson Music Hall in Hiawassee, Georgia.  The last time we went to a concert in the winter was when Willie Nelson visited the music hall about four years ago and it was windy and brutally cold.  Friday evening was a repeat of that miserable weather.  We had great seats because I went online as soon as tickets could be ordered.  The opening songs were performed by The Return, an English group emulating the Beatles.  They were very good but we never cared for their music in the 60's so we just put up with the loud music until "John Denver" appeared on  stage.  If you didn't know he had died in 1997, you would have sworn it was him on stage singing.  Chris Collins and Boulder Canyon Band tour the country honoring John Denver's legacy with talent, warmth, and humor.  Awesome evening!

I planned on continuing the mouse saga with a photo of the little guy in our bathroom but, once again, I can't download from my iPhone.  Cliff has been trying to figure out the glitch but no luck.  Maybe later.
































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