I’m at my parents’ house tonight and we are watching American Idol and talking about how much we love Annie Parsons. Annie was one of my very very first friends in Nashville and for the rest of my life when I list the people that I insist of keeping in my life no matter what
1. How much do you love Annie Parsons? I. KNOW. Me too. 2. I leave for Scotland in exactly 2 weeks. People keep asking me if I have a list of what to pack or a long list of things to complete before I go. And I keep saying no. Which is concerning. If other
Look at me, remembering two weeks in a row to keep up with Smile, Wednesday. [Patting myself on the bloggy back.]
My friend Annie introduced me to the Bluebird Cafe in 2008. To this day, it is one of the greatest gifts she has ever given me. I go as often as possible. If you don’t know about the Bluebird, it is easy to explain. Artists in Nashville play at the venues around town. Songwriters in
Dear Colorado, Let me start by saying what I big fan I am. You really are a great state. I mean, we haven’t hung out since 1996, but it was really nice to meet you and I hope I get to see you again soon. But here’s the thing. I’m disappointed in some of your
Annie Parsons is a super important friend of mine in Nashville. And this week is super important for her. Here’s a quote from her blog: I moved to Nashville because I am a songwriter. But truth be told, at the time that I moved, I could count the number of songs I had actually written
