The Sound of Music

Jack Fulbright, sax player extraordinaire, Dale Cash on Guitar and one other guitar player, re introduced me to music last night. This is the first music I have 'heard' that sounded like music in 15-20 years. Dale is a friend of mine but I met Jack for the first time, I liked him right away  (He said he had read my books).

He also said we had the same 'Aunt Ruby', but still weren't any kin. jack made that Sax talk, I could hear the tones and change in frequencies of the sounds. Fantastic.

Sherry always goes alone to the 'Friends of Belmont dinners' but last night I thought I would give my Cochlear Implant a test. It past the test allowing me to enjoy the music. It was nice to meet someone who was 'ALMOST' a cousin and hear his talent. He also drew up some great  of my sweet Aunt Ruby Fulbright.

I think Uncle Fred was a Super at the Art Cloth Mill in Lowell. They lived in the Art Cloth Mill village. Aunt Ruby was Daddy’s sister and lived just around the corner from Grandpa and Grandma Darnell. (Ruby and Daddy’s Mom and dad)  They also lived beside Uncle and Doyle and Aunt Julia Herron. It was sort of an oddity At the time both families had 3 sons and they were approximately the same age. Aunt Julia had one more boy, Eddie, later.

I visited and played with Kenneth and Billy.  Lots of blocks for cars and homemade wagons.

Last night meeting Jack, and knowing he too had known Aunt Ruby was neat.  He of course was kin on the Fulbright side and I on the Darnell side.  Most of all was hearing him play the sax, he is very good.

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