A tree that looks just like Jesus holding a lamb has become a major tourist attraction at the Calvary Cemetery in Quincy, Illinois, for believers and non-believers who come to gaze.

Blogging is hard for me to keep up with.  I’m not a writer, I’m a speaker.  And not even that great of one.  It’s easier for me say it then spell it. Yet with the increased visitor volume from the recent PD article, I thought it would be wise to make some new entries on my blog. Everyone seems to want to know our (Brian & Joe) status.  Currently, it’s unemployed.  We’re hoping something can open up here in the Cleveland market. So far nothing has.  I’m currently working with DADADA MEDIA in a creative/producer role within the ad agency.  Thanks to a good friend of mine and owner of DADADA MEDIA, Rocque Trem.  So if you need to advertise and are looking for a creative concept to increase sales, please contact me. Rocque and his staff are the best when it comes to purchasing effective air time on the different media’s at a competitive price. How’s that for a sales pitch?

I swear…. Joe purposely deleted my last few months of blogging.  I had some Great stuff on here.  Thanks a lot Joe … All kinds of new  potential Brian blog readers because  of  our recent Plain Dealer article by Tom Feran, and you try and sabotage me.  Making me look like I don’t blog religiously every day.  You are an evil man Mr. Cronauer.  Keep your guitar in a very SAFE place.  To my faithful and regular blog readers – I hope you had a wonderful 4th of July, a restful Labor day,  a special Thanksgiving, an exciting Browns season,  a happy holiday, a great new years eve, a huge OSU celebration, an awesome Super Bowl party, a sexy Valentines day..  Oh and Happy President’s Day!!  Hope to see everyone at the  House Of Blues for our St. Patricks Day Bash. 

Talk to you then ….

Below is the link to that wonderful article Tom Faron did.  Thanks Tom!!

http://blog.cleveland.com/metro/2010/02/disc_jockeys_brian_joe_beat_ju.html

Go to this link – http://www.brunosdraftkits.com/superbowlbingo-blue.php

On December 23, CBS will air The 11th Annual A Home for the Holidays, starting at 8:30 pm. Host Faith Hill is joined by Carrie Underwood, Reba McEntire, Mary J Blige, Jenna Elfman and Nia Vardalos for this annual holiday special that offers musical performances, while also looking at the joys, rewards and success stories of adoption.

Christmas Eve is all about the classics. NBC is airing It’s a Wonderful Life at 8 pm, while TBS kicks off A Christmas Story Marathon at 8 pm, with the movie replaying on rotation for 24-hours.

December 24
It’s a Wonderful Life on NBC at 8 pm
A Christmas Story marathon on TBS at 8 pm repeating for 24 hours

The ABC Family Chrismathon schedule!

Meanwhile, ABC Family continues it’s 25 Days of Christmas fest with a nonstop marathon of movies, continuing at 11 am on December 21 and concluding with a 3:30 pm showing of Miracle on 34th Street.

You’ll find just about all your faves on the schedule, from I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus to A Very Brady Christmas, so check out the ABC Family lineup:

Monday, December 21
Sons of Mistletoe at 11 am
The Christmas List at 1 pm
Unlikely Angel at 3 pm
A Carol Christmas at 5 pm
Santa Baby at 7 pm
Santa Baby 2: Christmas Maybe at 9 pm
I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus at 11 am

Tuesday, December 22
A Very Brady Christmas at 1 pm
Once Upon A Christmas at 3 pm
Twice Upon A Christmas at 5 pm

Wednesday, December 23
Snowglobe at 11 am
Holiday in Handcuffs at 1 pm
Santa Baby at 3 pm
Santa Baby 2: Christmas Maybe at 5 pm
Miracle On 34th Street at 7:30 pm
The Polar Express at 10 pm

Thursday, December 24
Mickey’s Christmas Carol at 11 am
Winnie The Pooh & Christmas Too at 11:30 am
Pinocchio’s Christmas at 12 pm
Twas The Night Before Christmas at 1 pm
Rudolph & Frosty’s Christmas In July at 1:30 pm
Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer And The Island Of Misfit Toys at 3:30 pm
Jack Frost at 5 pm
Frosty’s Winter Wonderland at 6 pm
Twas The Night Before Christmas at 6:30 pm
Rudolph’s Shiny New Year at 7 pm
Santa Claus Is Comin’ To Town at 8 pm
The Year Without A Santa Claus at 9 pm
A Miser Brothers’ Christmas at 10 pm

Friday, December 25
Jingle All The Way at 11 am
Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory at 1 pm
Miracle on 34th Street at 3:30 pm