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I must say, I’ve been a bit down since coming home from Nashville. “What? You want me to do laundry and clean toilets?” To cheer myself up, I had four inches cut off my hair. #easilyentertained

Ken and I hung out tonight in the car on our driveway to listen to my song playing on the radio. Kidding. Well, it was playing on the radio, but it was the master version playing via Bluetooth and my iPhone. I can hardly wait until I hear it on the radio for realsies. #mightaswelldreambig […]

I got the master of my song today. I say “my song” but I’m simply the songwriter. Dallas, it was so much fun to watch you work your magic with guitar, bass, backup vocals, and computer. Ali, your sweet voice added so much and I’m glad that we are now “great friends” as you put […]

Yesterday, Ken and I toured the Ryman (with the same girl who found the Bluebird Café with us). I knew nothing beforehand about this incredible building built in 1892. I only knew it had been mentioned a couple times in the show “Nashville.” It was an eerie and yet comforting feeling to walk onto that […]

In my last post, I told you about how excited I was to finally see the Bluebird Café. I must have reminded Ken about twelve times during our fantastic adventure in Nashville—in between all the recording and the music video we did—that I really wanted to see this place for myself. I almost didn’t see […]

After the flurry and frenzy of recording my song, filming the official music video, and fulfilling Ken’s wish to go see the Country Music Hall of Fame, I finally, finally got around to accomplishing the one and only thing I had on my list of things to do in Nashville (besides the above two things, […]

Fail #1: Tried to tour the Grand Ole Opry this morning, but we couldn’t get in. Fail #2: Tried to find The Rutledge, where one of my favorite songs “Dream” was recorded by Kenny Loggins and his latest band Blue Sky Riders. We ended up at a dinky café with the same name. Frustrated, I […]

Ken and I are waiting for the carillon (which is a “set of fixed chromatically tuned bells sounded by hammers controlled from a keyboard,” according to Merriam-Webster) to go off in 2 minutes. What can I say? We are easily entertained.

After Ken and I went to the Country Music Hall of Fame, we went out to dinner with the producer and the vocalist now that the project is done on my end…that and the fact that they are just plain old fun to hang around with. During our meal, they invited me back for a […]