Jay and Ozzy Hit The Road

It's Monday and my apologies to those of you who look forward to my Sunday updates. Sunday slipped by mostly in the library at Plymouth State. I really like my new tablet and got lost in watching TEDTalks, Discovery and History Documentaries, and music videos on youtube. I continue to read an interesting book about DNA that I really understand maybe 20% of, but, it is enaging and I get the gist.

And, really, not much to report since I returned to Plymouth on Friday.

Came back to vote on Tuesday and take care of some business, especially getting paperwork together to do my taxes. Taxes are done and now I am waiting to vote tomorrow. Will be back on the road Wednesday or Thursday. Snow predicted for today and tomorrow but my reading of the weather map tells me we will miss the brunt of the storm which will be mostly south of here. But, will still effect my travel plans.

While I have been here I went to see my friend Holly Furlone play at the Mad River Coffee House in Campton...she asked me to play a tune and I played a few, one with her which was fun. I also went to the dance extravaganza at Silver Center where I saw some really great perfomances by a varied group from professionals, dance studio students and of course PSU students, who as always did a great job. In case you don't know, I am an unabashed dance groupie. And, the current group of PSU dancers, led by the head of PSU Dance Dept. and my friend, Amanda Whitworth, is a really great group of students. At the show they were selling sweatpants with "PSU DANCE" printed on the butt. Didn't buy one but thought my students would get a kick out of me coming to class in the fall wearing a pair.

So, my plans again are up-in-the-air. I think I will wind my way south to Charleston, SC and just follow my whims.

Finally, as you know my van is named Morrison after Van Morrison. Van Morrison was just knighted a few days ago and is now Sir Van Morrison...so, I guess my Morrison is now Sir Morrison!

Ozzy is happy and healthy...shout out to Tish Hill for once again allowing me to park at the "point five."

I'm voting tomorrow, you?