Rainy Day in Montgomery

A Hot and Rainy day here in Montgomery Alabama. Podcasting from the Carriage House in Old Cloverdale.

Look at all of that rain

This is my first post in more than 4 months. I haven’t done audio for this long because I got commercialized. I didn’t enjoy what I was doing anymore. I have brought it back to the basics. No music. No radio voice.

If you are still subscribed to this from when it was music, feel free to unsubscribe. I am not trying to win fans on this one. I am only trying to fill a void in my life. This is the best way for me to fill it.

In this podcast, I am talking over the rain, wind and thunder. I was basicly recapping the day.
Went to look at homes in Old Cloverdale. Went to Bud’s and watched some NFL with Bret. Talk about what home ownership is to me.

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Length: 10:00
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Comments (5)

  1. i_hate_it_here wrote::

    It’s good to hear your voice John. Keep these coming. This was the first of your audioblogs that I’ve heard, but this was pretty neat.

    Monday, December 5, 2005 at 2:11 pm #
  2. new_grrrl wrote::

    Hey, wanna buy a house together? ;)

    Monday, December 5, 2005 at 4:26 pm #
  3. pholower wrote::

    Thanks for the positive feedback. Hard to believe I know, but I have no problem doing these things and posting them, but to link to them on livejournal is always much more difficult for me. I guess it is because just about all of the friends I have on this site I have met at one time or another, if I don’t see them on a frequent basis.

    It helps. I guess maybe I will start publishing more of these things through the old LJ.

    Tuesday, December 6, 2005 at 10:11 pm #
  4. pholower wrote::

    Sure, why not? I say we do it tomorrow.

    Tuesday, December 6, 2005 at 10:12 pm #
  5. new_grrrl wrote::

    Hmm. There’s the paperwork to consider. Let’s get a Christmas tree instead for now.

    Wednesday, December 7, 2005 at 11:05 am #