This was originally a Moody Blues page, but I felt that it was too limiting. I don’t have much information to share about tour dates or upcoming albums or such. But since I am a fan, I do have projects that I’m working on that may be of interest to Moody Blues fans. I also have other things that aren’t Moody Blues related that I wanted to add to the site.  I’m a writer (if only as a hobby) and have written a story and several video treatments to Moody songs. So, if you have an interest in reading my work, I hope you enjoy! For links to Moody Blues pages that I would consider promoting, please view the About Me page.

Invitations - I created invitations for my wedding because I couldn’t find a design that suited us. I’d read a suggestion (I don’t remember where) about creating a scroll and sending the invites in tubes, like missives. Here are some samples of invitations that I created. I’ve added the invitation that I created for my dad’s 60th birthday party.

Photos - I took photos of the Moodies at several concerts in the 1990’s.

Jewelry - I’m thinking I might offer some of my beaded work for sale. This is just a sample of what I’m making.  I would like to open a shop at the PA Renaissance Faire someday.

Stories - Pieces that I have written. They have not been published. There are currently two stories - Had to Fall in Love which is a fictional story based on the Moody Blues, and Three Thousand Mile Kiss which is just a short work of fiction. There is a script that I wrote for a fan skit.

Videos - these are video treatments, not actual videos the band has released. Maybe one day one of my treatments will be used by the band, but I’m happy for now just to share with Moody fans.

A little silliness...

Taken from the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
OS is Overseer and AD is Arthur Dent

OS: The plans have been on display for the past nine months.
AD: You hadn’t exactly gone out of your way to call much attention to them, did you? Like telling anybody
       or anything?
OS: But the plans were on display.
AD: On display? I eventually had to go down to the cellar.
OS: That’s the display department.
AD: With a torch.
OS: The lights had probably gone.
AD: So had the stairs.
OS: But you did see the notice, didn’t you?
AS: Oh, yes. It was on display in the bottom of a locked filling cabinet stuck in a disused lavatory with a
       sign outside the door saying beware of the leopard. Ever thought of going into advertising?

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