Tutto Bene Bakery
Please got to http://tuttubenebakery.com and order your goodies now for the holiday!
Look for Ana's interview in a week on http://www.firepitfriday.com
Sunday, November 16, 2008
Monday, November 10, 2008
Lover & Liars Firepit Friday the Podcast
Lover & Liars
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Spending time with Lovers and Liars at the Firepit was so much fun before,during and after the interview.
These guys are amazing! Super talented mega group that is soon to gangbusters.
You probably have heard their music on MTV.
Don't miss this interview you just might feel sexy!
Sunday, November 9, 2008
Lovers and Liars
Well... this interview was so much fun! Truly all of these mega talented guys are super cool and full of fun. You can hear their music on MTV and recently they have added a dual CD to their arsenal of talents.
Go to Lovers and Liars interview and watch their intimate interview with CC and the gang!
If you enjoy their music Firepit Friday subscribers will receive special discounts on all purchases of Lovers and Liars swag.
Peace!
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Rock the Vote event and Pilots Wish on Firepit Friday
FPF sits down with Pilots Wish before their show for a “Rock the Vote” event. CC and the gang are joined by special guest Cynthia Neilson from Girls on Fire. Who is Pilots Wish you ask. Well,eons ago, in the time of magic and mystery, two mighty groups of travelers crossed paths. From the south came 3 musical wizards of the old school. They had pa
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Sunday, October 5, 2008
Carly
This was a great photo shoot at MTSU's Reptile Lab. Carly is a student there and it was amazing to see her and her subject (Mango)
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Graumans Chinese Theatre
This photo was taken while I was in LA working on an interview for www.firepitfriday.co.
This photo was chosen to be displayed @ schmapp for their California location.
This photo was chosen to be displayed @ schmapp for their California location.
Sunday, September 14, 2008
Tragic News
Recently Firepit Friday has learned of a tragic accident that effects the Blue Knights of KY on a personal level.
FPF recently did an interview to educate the public on this honorable and proactive Motorcycle Club.
Please read the article below and possibly you can help or contribute to help the children of these fallen members.
Blue Knights to honor fallen officer
Ride to raise funds for Leadinghams’ two children
By Teresa Moore | Ironton Tribune
Published Friday, September 12, 2008
It was a heartbreaking loss: on Aug. 30, Ashland, Ky., Police Department Field Supervisor Chuck Leadingham and his wife, Denise, were killed in a motorcycle crash on I-77 near Marietta, leaving behind two children, Lacey, 21, and C.J., 14.
On Sept. 21, members of the Kentucky VIII Chapter of the Blue Knights motorcycle club will have a memorial ride to help the Leadingham children with daily living expenses in the wake of their parents’ deaths.
“It is a tragic thing to lose one parent but to lose both parents on the same day would be especially hard for those kids,” explained local chapter president Walt Curtis. “Chuck was not only a member of the chapter, he was of our directors. And he was in law enforcement. Everyone (in the club) has that in common. We’re trying to take care of our own.”
The Blue Knights is a non-profit fraternal organization of active and retired law enforcement men and women who enjoy riding motorcycles. The local chapter was organized three years ago and now has 31 members in the Ashland-Ironton area.
Ironton Police Capt. Mark Wilson, vice president of the local Blue Knights Chapter, said the ride is one way to let the Leadingham children know they are not forgotten by their parents’ friends and that those friends are there for them in their time of need. He said he is hopes other bikers will support such a worthwhile cause.
“We’d like to see as many bikers as possible take part,” Wilson said. “One thing about this area is, there are a lot of bikers. A lot of people in this area ride and we usually have a decent turnout for the stuff we have.”
The ride will begin and end at Frogtown. Registration is noon-2 p.m. The ride will begin at 2:15 p.m. and will wind its way throughout Lawrence County. The cost is $20 per person.
After the ride, there will be live entertainment at Frogtown.
FPF recently did an interview to educate the public on this honorable and proactive Motorcycle Club.
Please read the article below and possibly you can help or contribute to help the children of these fallen members.
Blue Knights to honor fallen officer
Ride to raise funds for Leadinghams’ two children
By Teresa Moore | Ironton Tribune
Published Friday, September 12, 2008
It was a heartbreaking loss: on Aug. 30, Ashland, Ky., Police Department Field Supervisor Chuck Leadingham and his wife, Denise, were killed in a motorcycle crash on I-77 near Marietta, leaving behind two children, Lacey, 21, and C.J., 14.
On Sept. 21, members of the Kentucky VIII Chapter of the Blue Knights motorcycle club will have a memorial ride to help the Leadingham children with daily living expenses in the wake of their parents’ deaths.
“It is a tragic thing to lose one parent but to lose both parents on the same day would be especially hard for those kids,” explained local chapter president Walt Curtis. “Chuck was not only a member of the chapter, he was of our directors. And he was in law enforcement. Everyone (in the club) has that in common. We’re trying to take care of our own.”
The Blue Knights is a non-profit fraternal organization of active and retired law enforcement men and women who enjoy riding motorcycles. The local chapter was organized three years ago and now has 31 members in the Ashland-Ironton area.
Ironton Police Capt. Mark Wilson, vice president of the local Blue Knights Chapter, said the ride is one way to let the Leadingham children know they are not forgotten by their parents’ friends and that those friends are there for them in their time of need. He said he is hopes other bikers will support such a worthwhile cause.
“We’d like to see as many bikers as possible take part,” Wilson said. “One thing about this area is, there are a lot of bikers. A lot of people in this area ride and we usually have a decent turnout for the stuff we have.”
The ride will begin and end at Frogtown. Registration is noon-2 p.m. The ride will begin at 2:15 p.m. and will wind its way throughout Lawrence County. The cost is $20 per person.
After the ride, there will be live entertainment at Frogtown.
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