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Hey Everyone!
First and foremost, I hope you all had a fantastic Thanksgiving!  I had a great time with Paula and my girls.  We were especially thankful this year, as my daughter Hannah had her tonsils out 8 days ago and, even though she is still on the mend, she felt well enough to join our family for dinner at a nice dinner at Yankee Trace.

I need your help.  Now that I have completed the posts on Expose', I have decided to move forward with doing reviews on another '80s band:  Culture Club.  My question to you is this:  would you like for me to review all their 80's output, or just their most popular album Colour By Numbers?  You can email directly at bmandude71@gmail.com and let me know your opinion.

Have a great rest of your weekend and I look forward reading your email!

All the best,
Brian

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