The Singing Cowboy

Mike surprised the group with entertainment Saturday night when we gathered at 5:00 for snacks. None of them knew Mike played the guitar. He sang and harassed the crowd. It was fantastic!





Mike joked with the crowd. They laughed, sang and some even danced.








Do you see the horses rear end?
Ooops, there is the rest of the horse.













Well done Mike. I am so proud of you! We are living the dream.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Hey Mike Day...you look good with the scruffy cowboy look..haha
June 21, 2008 at 9:19 PM
Renae Radford said…
Yea, Mike looks like a real cowboy! Hehehehe....
July 10, 2008 at 11:55 AM
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