You don't know what you've got till it's gone!

Gandjingle2

www.theaposematics.com
Let's start out by playing the jingle I wrote for the Greg and Dan radio show. See it? It says Gandjingle2 www.theaposematics.com.
The G means Greg and the D means Dan and the jingle was recorded by the Aposematics band member John Farmer at his
Blue Civilian Studio.
O.K. Now click on it and listen. Wasn't that awesome!
I know, I know I'm a genius but nobody else realizes that yet.
The Greg and Dan Show used to play my jingle every Wednesday until I blew the gig! See why everybody says I'm so dumb?
Greg is the nicest guy I've ever met and gave me a couple of segments on his radio show to promote my books and allowed me to be a part of the show as "Peggy" and played my jingle every Wednesday and I did not appreciate it.
I am not writing this to get sympathy from you (It was MY fault) or to apologize to Greg ( I've done that) but life is exactly as Joni Mitchell sang, "Don't it always seem to go that you don't know what you've got 'till it's gone."

My Amazing Sister, Dee-Dee!

My sister Dee-Dee
(AKA Paula) is the little cutie sitting behind me (I'm in front with the sandwich or something) that looks like she could be Darla from the "Little Rascals." She is wearing the "bibs."
She has been my mentor, playmate, helper, defender, supporter and loving, caring, empathetic friend all my life.

I did not need a computer to google answers to my questions when I was a child, I could "google" my sister.
Dee-Dee was brilliant and ALWAYS knew the answers when I needed info, like the real name of that actor in the "Man From Uncle" or what were the words to all the songs in "South Pacific." ( And every other musical)
She knows me better than anyone else, yet, she STILL loves me!




There she is with me and my sister Nancy, doing the scary "river monster" thing.
Her patience with me has been beyond understanding, her generosity has been more than anyone could ask for, and although she knows how much I love her, I just wanted to put it in my blog for posterity. Love ya, Dee-Dee!