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Hello Cones, It has been a while since I have posted mainly because I haven’t had much to report. I guess between cleaning floors at night and dealing with terminally ill people 5 days a week it takes more out of you than I imagined. Things have been quiet for SNO with so much going on in other parts of our lives the music has taken a backseat for a few months. We are going to make an effort to get back out there a little more. Here is the SNO news. We will be performing at O’Leno State Park on October 29th from 1-5 for SNO’s close friend Deb Rebmann who is retiring from state employment after 30 years. As a long time state employee I can only say how wonderful it is working for the State of Florida. I have been told this is how I need to express myself publically if I want to remain on the payroll. Did I tell you how great my job is? I have started playing a solo gig every Wednesday night at the restaurant SAGA in Alachua (386) 518-6465 on Main Street. I play from about 7-9pm. I am scheduled again on Wednesday November 2nd. Wednesday can be a little tough unless of course you have no life at all, and then there should be no reason not to come by. SNO performed at The Woodview Coffee House on Friday September 9th and it can be said this was a very good show. A great crowd, a wonderful venue, and really reminded us of an old SNO Show from the past. Thanks to all of you that came out. I had not seen some of you in years, and most of you looked pretty good. Anyway, maybe some of you will make it up to O’leno or even come by Saga on Wednesday. That would be cool. I hope to see some of you Cones in the near future. A quick hello to Gary Doyle who played with Sno for a short time. He is still picking down around the Bay area Tampa/St.Pete. Till the next time. Sno boy |
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Tons of Fun is a forty minute interactive musical program focusing on character education for children 4-10 years of age. The program features Terry Miller, from the band SNO ROGERS, and various musical guest. Terry draws upon his fifteen years as a youth crisis counselor and juvenile probation officer to discuss subjects like drugs, tobacco, alcohol, bullies, making good choices, and developing positive self-esteem. Subject matter is presented through song, dance, and open discussion of issues. Humor plays a major part of this program. Tons of Fun has performed for the past three years at elementary schools, bookstores, and public libraries throughout Florida and South Georgia.