From the suburbs to a small college town to the big city capitol. These are the adventures of one young lady: the changes, growth, acceptance, the ups and downs she experiences.
Join me and my Hearing Dog as we explore our lives and world with the love of God and one man.
PitaPata Dog tickers
Words of Wisdom
If enough of us choose to change even one small thing, together we have the power to change anything.
— Rick Hansen
"Far away in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see the beauty, believe in them and try to follow where they lead."
The Sacramento Memorial Auditorium is listed on the National Historic Register. The auditorium was constructed in 1926 and opened in February 1927. For over eighty years, with the exception of a ten-year closure from 1986-1996, the Memorial Auditorium has drawn audiences to a variety of events, from Big Bands and violin virtuosos to the Beach Boys and Rolling Stones. Since its reopening in 1996, the auditorium stage has welcomed artists such as Josh Groban, Michael Buble, Melissa Etheridge, comedians George Lopez, Mike Epps and Ron White and bands from The Doobie Brothers, The Moody Blues, and Duran Duran to Death Cab for Cutie and The Killers. (Source: SMA web-site).
A very nice PR took these photo's of me and Renelle.
The Little Theatre within the Sacramento Memorial Auditorium is where the concert took place.
I should of take photos of the Main Theatre - it was incredible!
Renelle and I listened outside the Little Theatre - it sounded better out in the Lobby.
by 8:30 Renelle was bored and ready to go home - hey, since I couldn't play with my friends, why stay here?
3 generations! Grandma - retired breeder, Mama - just retired and PIT - who looks like a black golden.
For more information on the Mirari Bass Quintet:
http://www.brass.ccigrc.org/ or http://www.miraribrass.com/
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