Honey and lemon

so it's been a while. i appologize.

does anybody else ever have a letter or email to write that you put off, and the more time you put it off the more substantial you feel the letter or email has to be?
my brother did this to us for 3 or 4 years once. he called up one day and admitted that he'd been there by the phone listening to us leave messages on his answering machine, but was too embarrassed to pick up the phone.

i was suffering the same thing, but i figure its better to just jot a couple things down than write you a novel size account of what we've been up to.
we're nearly done. i have one day left of lead vocals to do, and then we're on to final overdubs and background vocals.
i've developed a serious addiction to hot water with honey and lemon. someone told me last year that it was good for the throat. i'd somehow blown my voice out before our first gig and needed a quick remedy. it seemed to work pretty well, so when dr. boss and i were talking about how we were going to knock off so many vocals in so few days, the answer was honey and lemon in hot water.
actually it was honey and lemon tea, but i the fool, knowing not to buy caffeinated tea, as caffeine dehydrates you, went across the street and purchased the first herbal tea i saw. sleepy time.
the fellows were quite amused. we unfortunately don't need any snoring takes on this record. maybe on the sophmore edition.

Dr. Boss is totally beating me up in there and i'm loving every moment of it. He somehow manages to rule with the iron fist, but not do it in such an abrasive way as my father used to.
Reminds me a lot of one of my first great teachers, mr. Stephen Heal, who sadly passed away last month. Heal knew how to pull the full extent of one's gifts out of them. For this and so much more i will greatly miss him.

It's nice how at key times, I can be reminded of such greatness, and Boss definitely does that.

We're nearing the end. Our baby is nearly born.

dom