Well, since these
are my links, lets start things of with a little nepotism. My cousin
Roy has a wonderful online gift shop, Roy's Gift
World Presented by R.J. Keller
Enterprises. Here's a short intro in Roy's words.
Here you can visit the Friends
of George's Home PageNext is a real favorite of mine:
Kay Koehler's Home Page THE MERMAID
TAVERNKay's page contains "watery wonders, sunny sands, mountain vistas and much more...". It's where I like to go to relax and get away from it all. One piece of forewarning... if you have "channel surfer" mentality, wait until you have time for it to load. It's rich in graphics and embedded midi, which all take time to load.
Next stop is:
Dean Friedman's Home
PageDean is one of my favorite singer/songwriters. Making a living as a musician myself, I find little time to listen to music, just for the sake of my own pleasure. I'm usually too busy working on requested midi files, or practicing new tunes. But on those rare occasions that I do just sit back and enjoy, Dean is right up there on my personal list. His song "Ariel" hit #26 on the charts back in '77, which is about 175 spots higher than any of mine ever did!! I'm especially fond of his "Well, Well, Said The Rocking Chair" album, but they're all gems. Do yourself a favor and find a copy of one of his albums. His songs aren't the kind I'd play at my usual gigs, but given the right venue, I can do a pretty mean version of "Scratch and Bite". BTW, he was into VR long before most of us knew what it was.
While I prefer
to play variety music, people have their set likes and dislikes. If
you're looking for a good country band in the SE Iowa area, you can't
do much better than Amarillo. Excellent musicians, great voices with over 20 years
together, a perfect combo. Stop by, tell 'em Bob sent you!!
If you visit here because you love
to dance you absolutely have to check iowadance.com. Anything you could possibly want to know about local
bands, clubs, schedules etc. is all at one convenient stop. Visit
them, you'll be glad you did!
"Are you a Turtle?." If you know
the correct response to this question you obviously are familiar with
the Fraternal Alliance of Respected Turtles (F.A.R.T). Sometime
around 1996-1997 John Treffeisen set up the 
My friends all know I smoked a pipe
for more than 30 years. I have since quit, but I am not a Nicotine
Nazi. Steve Beaty's 
If you're more cynically inclined a
visit to the 
Many of you know that I have been
homeschooling Sean since 10/97. If you just want some info, maybe the
idea appeals to you or you're just curious, one of the best places on
the net to learn from is the 
Do you have kids? When my son was
smaller he loved visiting Sharon, Lois & Bram's "Elephant Show"
web page. That has since evaported into cyberspace, but they still
run a site from their follow-up show, "Skinnamarink TV" and trust me,
you won't have to worry at all about it's content. It can be found
right 
As Sean grew, his next favorite
show was about a little dog with a big imagination, Wishbone. Find
him at 
Of couse, as he's grown up, his
tastes have too. Besides Tolkien and Harry Potter, he loves these
books from 
Somewhere around 1995, Thomas
Kinkade became my favorite artist. I love his work, and wish I had
enough dinero to own a few originals. Since I don't, visiting
Admission time. I (along with 20 or
so million other guys around my age) fell in love with Haley Mills in
the early 60's. I still carry a soft spot in my heart for her and
have found several tribute pages on the 'Net. One of the best I've
found was put together by Robert W. Ellis, simply called 
Have you ever wondered whatever
happend to, say Lulu, Bobby Sherman or the Dave Clark Five? Well
wonder no more as this extensive site will take you to your favorite
old artists web page. 
Find that lyric from "Everybody's
Talkin' you can't seem to remember. It's right here on a site called
appropriately enough called 
With a last
name of Nolan you know I'm of Irish descent. I'm happy to report that
on 10/16/04 I relocated the 
