Happy Belated Birthday to Tallpockets/Brian by tennesseecowgirl
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Well I am a day late. Do I still get cake?? Happy Birthday Brian
Quick note on the Neil Diamond concert. IT was AMAZING. at one point he sat right in front of me and my daughter and sang a ballad of I'm a believer and then they went on to do the rock and roll version of the same song. And he looked at us both and smiled at us. We had a blast, my daughter was crying when he walked out on stage, she was so excited. She had asked me when we were at the hotel getting ready which song I hoped he would sing and I said oh wow good question I have so many favorite, but I said Crunchy Granola Suite. and hers was the song Sooliman and that was the first song he sang when he walked out. We bought matching tshirts to take home and I bought us each a Neil "Diamond" ring that lights up in a bunch of wild colors and we had a fun little group around us dancing and singing to each and every song. He had everyone there on their feet. Great show and amazing performer if you ever get the chance to see him I highly recommend it even if you aren't one of his biggest fans.

The Boat That I Row
The Boat That I Row

Comments (69)
I am thrilled you got to see the concert and it sounds like excellent seats with grand sound. The picture is a very neat capture. Love the brilliance of color.
I am happy to read all about the concert, please, tell your daughter I also love 'Soolaimon' - and a close second is 'Sweet Caroline', been humming them all day now, thanks Lynell ;) BB
Fantastic shot and dedication. Superb colors and details!
Interesting old John Deer machines
Excellent image, nice dedication, glad you enjoyed the concert
so glad you enjoyed the concert.... as to the pic here... luv old tractors, although I'm more into Cockshutts than Deeres... still, very cool pic!
Ah...so nostalgic! We had a John Deere similar to this when I was growing up (BTW, it was OLD even then! lol). I remember you had to open up a couple of petcocks. Then - after making sure it wasn't in gear! - you had to spin a flywheel to get it started. Fun memories! Thanks for sharing!
Great shot and framing! Good pun on the photo!
wonderful capture!!!