Wow, Last journal 2010. Is that really possible?
So since then, been working on Foodie Out Of The Closet blog, writing a poetry compilation for release on Kindle, writing a novelette for release on Kindle, and of course~ dear to my heart as always, releasing singles for Sentinel, SentinelDream, The Band Sentinel, whatever you wish to call it.
Hope all is well in the world with you!
T~

Hello my LastFM~ ers,
I've been enjoying the rain in California, gorgeous scenery because of it. The latest is that I am all over the internet: blogging, knitting, and playing music. Yeah!
Here are my favorite 4 sites:

http://foodieoutofthecloset.blogspot.com/
http://www.etsy.com/shop/TarabudBoutique
http://www.last.fm/music/Sentinel
http://www.youtube.com/user/sentineltheband#p/u/1/lhFk8oHfpwI

love,
T.

Hello fans of Sentinel , Last year, we released Kites Without Strings, a really new up beat sound for us.
We also have a wonderful X-mas cover song, for free download at: http://www.gathermanproductions.com/music.html

Have a wonderful holiday and Happy New Year 2009,
Tarabud

It's May and Sentinel is about to release it's extended play album: Sequels & Hunches. It's been a while coming because we've had such busy lives. Though music is our passion, we do have so many regular things to attend to.
We wanted to release this music no later than Summer. In two weeks it will be available on our trusted CDBaby.com on-line distribution store. What is great about this source is that they also distribute it to many digital on-line stores where customers can buy their favorite track(s). This is the return of the hit single- ol' 45. Suddenly…

People often ask what does your band sound like?…. and I am always at odds to give a straight, concise answer that won't lead them astray. How does one describe a unique sound? But by comparing to other well known bands that most people have heard of. So here is a quick description that gives a flavor of what our sound is like:

Dream pop is a type of alternative rock that originated in the early 1980s when bands like Cocteau Twins, Dead Can Dance, and A.R. Kane (to whom the term has been attributed) began twisting New Wave melodies…

What would it be without haunting Red House Painters, "Songs for a Blue Guitar." Check it out…gorgeous velvety to the ears.