I've been handwriting in my journal daily over the past couple of months as we've gone through many changes this summer. The past month has been especially difficult but I've come to terms with it all and we are moving forward. We've had lots of guests at the B&B and are booked full for the upcoming Cheese Festival.
I turned in my resignation as church secretary and am now focusing on all the projects we've started at our house and in town. Andy and Drew have been working on the arts building. We hosted a house concert with Glenn Roth, a finger style guitarist from Connecticut, on Sept. 17. It was a rainy day so we didn't have a lot of people come out, but those that did got to experience a very special show. Glenn is a great musician and we were blessed to have him come out here. One of the benefits of holding the house concerts is that we get to meet some really good people and make new friends from all over the country, not only the musicians but audience members too. We've been promoting the house concerts at the SWOSU campus and shops in Weatherford, as well as in OKC and suburbs. On the evening of Glenn's show, Gentry Counce, an OKC musician, and her boyfriend came out to see Glenn perform. While we were sitting around visiting after Glenn played, Gentry got out her guitar and graced us with a couple of songs. She's a facebook friend and we are glad to be able to spread the word about where she is playing.
It's been a bad allergy season and I got really congested in mid-September. That congestion turned into bronchitis
and I ended up taking an antibiotic. That was hard on my system and when it was all said and done, I was out of commission for more about three weeks. All is well now.
/Linda
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