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Gretchen’s engagement ring

Weird Al singing “The Sage Begins”

Yet another Jekyll Island cottage

Christ Church, SSI

A massive cottage on Millionaire’s Row

Gretchen wearing her new Weird Al concert t-shirt

Gretchen’s concert tickets

SONY DSC

Ace looking cute

Savannah’s Cathedral of St. John the Baptist

Barry Manilow

Ace on my shoulder

Brendan Perry

Lisa Gerrard

Custom built Origin Neuron

St. Simons Island Lighthouse

Front view of my computer with the color and design I chose

Weird Al singing “Tacky”

Daltry and Townsend

The pipe organ at St. John’s

Superb rookie goalie Matt Murray

Dead Can Dance, Atlanta 2012

Pens captain Sidney Crosby

Gretchen and me at the beach

Our hotel on St. Simons Island

Ace on his birthday

Scott’s Music Shak & Shop Logo

Ace, 12/24/14

Me, at the Dead Can Dance concert

Goodbye DCD

Abigail looking cute

Us at The Who concert

Gretchen in her new Manilow concert tour t-shirt

Joan Jett rocking the house!

Me with my birthday presents

Penguins and the Cup

Gretchen in her Who concert t-shirt

A chapel in St. John’s

Gretchen will her parents

Abigail on the HVAC unit

Gretchen and her sons

The overall aesthetic custom design look of my new computer demonstrated on an older Mach V chassis. No two custom paint jobs Falcon does are identical. Each is unique.

Us, waiting to get into the Barry Manilow concert

Falcon Northwest Mach V

2014 Christmas tree complete with cat guard fence.

Tennessee ends Mercer’s NCAA run with romp

Posted by Scott Holstad on March 24, 2014

Mercer Bears vs. Tennessee Volunteers – NCAA Tournament Game – Recap – March 23, 2014 – ESPN.

UT put on a completely dominating performance to make it to the Sweet 16 for the first time in several years. Go Vols!

This entry was posted on March 24, 2014 at 5:51 am and is filed under Sports. Tagged: basketball, Big Orange, college basketball, Jarnell Stokes, ncaa tournament, rebounding, sports, University of Tennessee, ut, Vols. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

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