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Weekend Update

Hey Soul Mates,
what a long week. Phwew. Thank goodness for the weekend.
Here's what I've been up to: lots of writing. Writing songs and my first published review (see previous blog). I am attempting to create some wallpapers and a screensaver of sorts for those of you who want to decorate your computer with RHS 4evah.

The band has a busy weekend ahead. Rehearsal; some decisions on recordings have to be made; and (drum roll) writing! But that's a good thing. We do have a show coming up. And once again, we have free tickets for those who want to attend. Just hit us back and we'll get them to you.

More soon,
Love, Power, Peace

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