Alpaca manure.

check my blog to see my garlic from this year harvest. and remember...keep on planting....I like your slogan....

I actually put a tsp. of coco powder mixed in my coffee today. just a bit of an experiment. It was ok for something different. very ineresting bio Serena didn't know ur married. do u and your husband still

very enjoyable. I could probably watch you for a whole show.

that was top shelf adrenaline pumping moving grooving high quality kick ass rock my friend.

simply transcendental. I was captivated and taken. what a beautiful voice. more than a song it was an experience.

dude...magical!

Thanks for stopping by and voting and commenting. It is great to hear from a fellow steamian that is as enthusiastic about this garlic project as I am. As we can see from the pictures everything is looking

very interesting what do you think about Cannabis oil aka Rick simpson oil.

where's the beef?

this has potential. to take it over the top I would experiment with adding a second guitar, maybe steel string, to counter the lofty picking and bring it down to earth a bit more. beautiful guitar work,

really nice voice to listen to and one of the better original songs I've heard here. use a bit more dynamics..e.g. going louder, softer, higher and lower, being a bit more animated in your vocal to show

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you have a voice like honey to a bee. Hope your feeling better soon Mimi.

well, that explains a lot. thanks for clarifying that. honestly, I didn't even know Gibson made such an instrument, alls I know is that my ears know a special sound when they hear it. your a lucky fella

If your taking requests I'd like to hear you try your voice on The Motels - Suddenly Last Summer and Sheryl Crowe - My Favorite Mistake. rock on girl. and I would turn down the treble a bit on your mic.

your acoustic guitar has a very nice acoustic sound

superb peformance, bravo!

I could almost hear the gentle pitter patter of the rain falling and it made me happy.

you guys are like the Keith Emerson and Greg Lake of India. I can imagine that percussion added would make it incendiary!