Lisa and I made an unannounced visit to dad's church today. On the way home we swung by Sonja and Tim's house to say "Hi". After a few minutes we were off to the St. Charles riverfront for the Lewis and Clark event taking place there. Basically, there are 400 people re-enacting the history of the launching of Lewis and Clark from this place 200 years ago. So we walked around watching canoe carving, hide tanning, yarn spinning, craft making, military units marching, era musicians playing and just enjoying the weather outside. I might get some pictures posted on here in the coming days.



I haven't posted anything on here regarding the wedding plans yet, so I figure I might as well just point you to our wedding website (which Lisa and I finished up last night). It's pretty basic, but I think it will serve it's purpose quite nicely. I hope to add some more interactive features in the coming weeks, but I am not sure if that will happen or not. Until then, why don't you wander over to www.lisajeremy.com and gather whatever info you might want?

Well, last night's performance was seemingly flawless. Everyone remembered their movements and marks, we all had great energy and excitement and we all sang what was probably our best collective performance to date.



Deke, Jamie and Jill were thrilled with the performance, as were our two guests from the record company. We only had the chance to meet with them briefly after the show, but they seemed genuinely impressed and kind of had that glazed look about them. (For those of you who have never seen the production, when you do you will understand.)



We went over to Michael's afterwards and celebrated the evening over dinner and great laughter and conversation.