March 13, 2006
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BE:FANATICAL: Spring Open House is this Thursday!
IDEA: Let it go.
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BE:FANATICAL: Spring Open House is THIS THURSDAY!
What's your sport? Football? Basketball? Networking?
No matter...we've got you covered.
So throw on your jersey, paint up, and join us for our rowdiest open house yet! We'll handle the snacks, you bring the ball.
| What: |
Bevans Group Spring Open House |
| When: |
Thursday, March 16, 2006
3:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. |
| Where: |
309 Main Street, 2nd Floor
Laurel, MD 20707 |
| RSVP: |
301-604-5195 x13
rsvp@bevansgroup.com |
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IDEA: Let it go.
Email Ann |
It’s Monday morning, and I’m enjoying the sounds of motorcycles rumbling down Main Street and the clean smell of early spring. I tell myself that it would be better if I came up with a different IDEA, but in the end, there’s only one that matters.
The Mouth was in town on Saturday.
I could just end it there, but I fear some of you might require an explanation. |
I am in love with music. The eldest daughter of a music teacher and church organist, I was raised an orchestra geek. I was and am a ‘cellist. I also took up guitar a few years ago. When I’m not with a client or working on a client project, odds are I’m either playing or listening to music. And one of my favorite bands is Cowboy Mouth of New Orleans, Louisiana.
I go to see Cowboy Mouth at least once a year when they come to the 9:30 Club in Washington, DC. If I’m lucky, they also stop by a club in Baltimore, or maybe even the Recher in Towson. Their shows are legendary, and not for the faint of heart – a rock concert, backwoods revival and total-body workout all rolled into one. They ride around the country year after year proclaiming one simple message: Let it go.
I consider my annual Cowboy Mouth experience a kind of reset button. No matter how hard things get, I can always count on this band to bring me back to basics. In their own characteristic style, they remind me that it’s up to me to decide how I want to live my life. That I don’t have to be dragged down by circumstance. That I can choose strength, and gratitude.
Did I mention they’re from New Orleans?
Today I share Cowboy Mouth’s message with you. Consider this: if a group of musicians from New Orleans can keep life in perspective after everything that’s happened, maybe you can too.
Isn’t it great to be alive?
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My best,
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