Showing posts with label steve fromholz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label steve fromholz. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 24, 2008

I Hope That Y'all Can Make One Of These Bonefits!

More Texas Bonefits For Utopia Animal Rescue Ranch!!

June 25 Flying Saucer 817-336-PINT $50.00
8:00 PM 111 E. Fourth Street www.beerknurd.com
Fort Worth, TX


June 26 Dan's Silver Leaf 940-320-2000 $40.00
8:00 PM 103 Industrial www.danssilverleaf.com
Denton, TX


June 27 Reynolds Compound $50.00
8:00 PM Private
San Antonio, TX


June 28 Rialto Theater 361-758-0383 $50.00
7:30 PM 327 South Commercial www.rialtotheater.org
Aransas Pass, TX


June 29 Executive Surf Club 361-884-SURF $40.00
4:00 PM 309 North Water Street www.executivesurfclub.com
Corpus Christi, TX

Saturday, January 12, 2008

What A Night! Tony, Carol, John & I Had A Blast!

Casbeers is the coolest place in San Antonio, Texas—next to the Alamo! The concert was fun and fantastic! And, I will write about our latest 'vacation adventure' to Casbeers—tomorrow afternoon! Thank you, Chris Duel at News-Talk 550 KTSA, owners Barbara and Steve at Casbeers, Carl Naylor, Steve Fromholz, Kinky, Ben Welch, A. J. Agiewich, Little Jewford, the wonderful waitresses at Casbeers, and everyone who came out to show their support for our rescue ranch ! I just love y'all!

P.S. And, special thanks to our two great friends—John Kemmerly, who drove us there safely in Buttermilk, even though I was a frontseat—backseat driver, and to Carol Vail for making us laugh the night away! Are we lucky or what?

P.S.S. When we got home it was 36 degrees, and Marilyn had called and left a message, to tell us that Snowflake was fitting right in with her new home! We have our fingers crossed! Good Night!

Tuesday, November 27, 2007

Blowin' In The Wind!

First off, my excuse for not writing in the past few days is: Tony and I spent our free hours—putting stamps on 3,500 envelopes, in preparation for the Utopia Animal Rescue Ranch holiday card. And, as soon as Herring Printing calls to let us know it’s ready, then we’ll be spending the rest of our free time—stuffing, sealing and sending them out to our friends and supporters!

I also want to give a Cardinal update! Yes, that beautiful, male Cardinal, is still outside our bedroom window, sitting on the windowsill—pecking nonstop! I think Cindy Ruffino’s comment is right about it seeing it’s reflection, and trying to protect his territory. I guess, we will have to hang a blanket or something outside to cover the window for a while. I really don’t want to do that, because our twenty-four year old trailer is ugly enough on the outside, and knowing that a blanket or sheet will be outside flapping in the wind, brings to mind that common, old expression—trailer trash. But, thankfully, it will be blowing in the wind—in our backyard, which is basically—out of sight!

Yesterday, our ranch had several visitors, and Kinky, Tony and I spent most of the day, outside with them. It didn’t bother me at all, because it was a beautiful, warm, sunshiny day and the company was great.

This morning, I spent the morning preparing the adoption forms for seven of our Super Dogs, that are being adopted at 4:00 today! Our good friends, Catherine and David, up near Buchanan Dam, are meeting Kinky, Tony and me at the Acapulco Restaurant—to pick up the seven lucky dogs! They will then take “The Magnificent Seven” to their “Happy Dog Adoptions” center to be adopted out to super homes! And, we love it! And, “The Magnificent Seven” are Owen and Luke Wilson, Greta Garbo, Pepperoni, Dobie Gillis, Rufus and Ginger Rogers!

This morning after doing their paperwork, Kinky called and invited me over for a cup of coffee. We discussed the four upcoming bonefits planned for January—“The Legends and Strays Tour” staring Steve Fromholz, Kinky and Little Jewford, the soon to be announced raffle, and the ‘secret deal’ happening tomorrow morning at eight o’clock sharp—in Medina! (I can’t tell anyone until January—sorry.)

While shooting a game of pool with Kinky, I was losing like I always do, until ‘The Hummingbird Man’—gave me a few tips to improve my game. At that point, I had sunk one stripe, and he only had two solids to go. I heeded his advice, and sunk three balls in a row! I was on a roll—until he sunk the eight ball and won!

Pretty soon, Tony and I have to load ‘The Magnificent Seven” and head for Kerrville, so I had better sign off.