Thanks Donny, you were a great teacher.

Today was a good example of why I do things the way I do. This morning, the AD from the place I performed yesterday called and asked if I could do a special event for her, a volunteer appreciation luncheon, a two-hour job, but unfortunately, I was already booked for the day she asked about. She called back an hour later, asked what day would be best for me, I gave her a date and booked it. And, because I did my best to accommodate her event, she bumped up the price to $150 an hour.

This afternoon, I performed at an Assisted Living and Rehab Center located just 10 minutes from my home. I had the place rocking, I had staff members and young girls who were visitors doing the Rocketts High Kick to New York, New York, and at the end of the job, the assistant AD came up, gave me a big hug and a kiss - WOW! She's 24 and drop-dead gorgeous. The AD came to me just before I left, asked me to get out my calendar and see if I could do a candlelight dinner for them, another two-hour job. We found a suitable date, booked it on the spot and the event will be a senior prom kinda thing, which is fine with me. I get to wear my summer tux (if it still fits).

Damned I love my job,

Gary