50 years ago this month! This is THE album that probably changed my life forever. It was new contemporary musicians playing with old country stars. I am so thankful for having it cross my path. I spent the day on Sunday listening to in in its entirety.

I drove in from Rochester on Friday for the graduation party for my grandson Elliot Miller. But before that I had to stop at the shop and see these two beautiful Gibson L5 guitars that recently arrived at our store. They are breathtaking and will be available soon.

Speaking of a beautiful pair, Scarlet and Olive are home together at last! My beautiful twin granddaughters, after a long stretch in the ICU,   have finally been reunited with their brother Rocco and mom and dad, Jay and Taylor. Their thoughtful Aunt Kara Miller set up a nice little program for sending the family meals during this big time of adjustment. It is called Meal Train. If you’d like the link let me know.

Found some more pictures cleaning off the shelf getting ready for the window washers. Here is me in 1985 overlooking the hills of Keuka Lake so many years ago. That was an original Montana open back five string that I had back then.

A Brazilian "pour over" and fried egg sandwich with micro greens and cheddar on a homemade seeded croissant. I swear it’s the best coffee I ever had in my life and it’s in the tiny town of Penn Yan….Amity Coffee on Main Street

Clean and Green! My new heroes.