January 2011 Concerts In Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia And Washington, DC

Here is a current list of some of the music concerts and stand-up comedy performances scheduled to take place during January 2011, at venues in the Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Washington, DC areas.


Gregg Allman - January 5th -> Sold Out at Rams Head On Stage in Annapolis, MD

B.B. King - January 8th at Hershey Theatre in Hershey, PA

Gregg Allman - January 9th at American Music Theatre
in Lancaster, PA

Sarah McLachlan - January 10th at DAR Constitution Hall
in Washington, DC

Little Feat with Roy Jay - January 11th at Rams Head Live!
in Baltimore, MD

The B-52s - January 19th at 9:30 Club in Washington, DC

Gary Puckett & The Union Gap - January 19th at Rams Head
On Stage in Annapolis, MD

Gary Puckett & The Union Gap - January 20th at Rams Head
On Stage in Annapolis, MD

Bryan Adams - January 26th at American Music Theatre
in Lancaster, PA - Part of the 'Bare Bones' Tour

Ron White - January 28th at Hershey Theatre in Hershey, PA
Part of the 'Behavioral Problems' Tour

The Bacon Brothers with Sahara Smith - January 28th 6:30 PM EST and 9:30 PM EST at Rams Head On Stage in Annapolis, MD

The Bacon Brothers - January 29th 6:30 PM EST and 9:30 PM EST
at Rams Head On Stage in Annapolis, MD

Bryan Adams - January 29th at the Hippodrome in Baltimore, MD
Part of the 'Bare Bones' Tour

*All details are subject to change!

Take Me Home ... Please

My friend and fellow blogger Kameron Kiggins, of I May Have Been Born Yesterday But I Stayed Up All Night, lost his best girlfriend Claire on Wednesday January 28, 2009. Claire, who was about 16 years old, was a pet dog belonging to Kameron's brother and his brother's wife. I know what he's going through right now, having endured the death of a few pets in my ... well, let's just say many years living in this world. Being the sentimental (mostly mental) person I am, I know it can take some time to get over such a heartbreaking loss of a dear family member.

As I suggested to Kameron, eventually it may be a good idea to get another pet. Since I have a soft spot for animals, I'm including some resources that could be helpful to anyone who would like to acquire a pet or help those that have been rescued. These groups also provide information on how to give animals a better home than the current owner might be able to. Don't forget, many of these organizations get monetary donations from advertisers each time you visit their web sites. So you can often help without spending your own money.


Wikipedia's Animal Shelters page discusses the different types of shelters available.

ASPCA: American Society For The Prevention Of Cruelty To Animals
I found their book very helpful in deciding the right breed of dog to get.

AKC: American Kennel Club
Use this organization to find a reputable breeder.

The Humane Society Of The United States
Heavily involved in fighting cruelty via legal action.

PGAA's Rescue Contacts - National
Huge number of adoption and rescue organizations across the US.

Pedigree - Really Good Food For Dogs.
Visit this site! After the intro, you'll see a golden retriever that looks just like my Sydney. She loves their honestly nutritious food. Syd even has this site in her internet favorites list. They donate food to shelter dogs each time you watch one of their videos!

Pedigree 2009 Super Bowl Adoption Drive Ad.



Sarah McLachlan ASPCA Ad - Brings tears to my eyes everytime.
The song used is McLachlan's "Angel".
Sarah turned 41 on Wednesday January 28, 2009.
Yeah, the same day Claire died.