Hello, my friends. It's your friend Sarah. How are you?

So as you can see, it's just me. I'm Sarah without a grig today because he has a crazy work schedule this week. And between work, I know I talked to him, well, talk to him,

I chatted with him on the internets today. And he had to be at physical therapy at 7 a.m.

And then he's been going nonstop from work. And then he has courage practice tonight, which,

of course, he's getting ready for the most magnificent day of all days, which is courage country Christmas.

And that's happening this Saturday, Saturday, Saturday, Saturday, January 13th at Landmark Saloon.

It's at 4847 Southeast Division.

They'll be going on around five-ish, but we'll be there definitely before then.

And we haven't had a chance to see a lot of you, you know, in quite some time. So it would be

really great to be able to see your faces and come out and show your support to Greg and Landmark.

And I would just really like to see you. It's been a while. Yeah. So sorry if I sound a little

weird when I'm talking.

I'm actually at my place right now and the walls are so super thin that I don't know. I'm sure my

voice is carrying. So I'm trying to keep it down a little bit. But at least right now, thankfully

there isn't anyone practicing any sort of musical instrument around me because just like every

previous tenant next to me.

This one is also trying to teach themselves how to play piano. I am not kidding. I do not know what

my curse is with this apartment. I guess you move in there and it's just like, hey, you know what I

want to do? Learn piano. That's what I want., somebody else is going for it. But there is something

cool that's happening just down the street from, from where I live in my neighborhood. So I had

noticed all of these signs up in the neighborhood. And, you know, they had said, well, first of all,

I saw all these, like, no parking, you know, all hours, all days for the next few days, like all around, like different parts of my neighborhood. And I was like, okay, well, what's going on? I saw that it said film, because it's being used for a film. I'm like, oh, okay, well, that's cool. and I saw one of the, on the papers, an acquaintance of mine who works in the film industry

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