IT WAS DARK OUTSIDE BY THE TIME DINNER WAS SERVED AROUND 7:30
but no one seemed to mind returning to their chairs with full plates of Karen's lasagna. Another full house of guests happily used their laps for a table, enjoying as well, the lingering vibrations of Jami’s touching concert. She played several pieces from her new CD, Hidden Sky and told us the story of finding her "elephant self" -- which inspired her new work for the electric cello and voice. Jami's closing piece of music, set to the poem The Tree of Love written by her long time collaborator, Charlie Murphy, left us all standing, hooting and hollering; while outside in the garden, darkness settled in for the night.

Mark the Second Sundays now on your 2005 calendars for June, July and August and join us then for three more summer evenings of music, wine and food.

wb/Resident Security, 9/14/2004

We enjoyed hosting a performance by this local singer/songwriter who is also an acoustic finger style guitarist. [Yes, this was the FIRST Sunday of June -- we were in LA LA land for a wedding on the second Sunday!]