Hi everyone, just a quick note to tell you what's going on this week and to talk up the next newsletter… which will be out AFTER LilyDale.  And speaking of LilyDale, my class on Thursday is going to ROCK!  As of 2:45 Monday afternoon 28 people were pre-registered – which is fantastic.  When I first called two weeks ago I was told to expect 20-25, so we blasted past that with days to spare.  Lets fill that room!

I also wanted to let you know that I will be doing Readings and Aura Drawings Friday the 25th at the Maplewood Hotel in LilyDale for one day only!  (As a professional courtesy Teachers are allowed to read in LilyDale within 24 hours of their workshops)  Everyone who attends my class, Auras – The Light Fantastic, will receive 15% off their reading.

You can register for Auras – The Light Fantastic by calling (716) 595-8721 or logging on to the LilyDale Assembly website.  Last minute people, those who fear commitment and cash only types can show up at the Assembly Hall in the Maplewood Hotel at 6:45 and register at the door.  This is a fun and energetic class and with a group this big I'll probably have to tether myself to the dais to avoid taking off like a rocket.

Also on Thursday, if you can't get to LilyDale go to Akron for Miss Bonnie's Lecture at the Akron Theosophical Society on "Communicating with your Angels."  Both Miss Bonnie and the Theosophical Society are Featured American Metaphysics Members so it's great to see them coming together for Angels.

 Ok, Next newsletter, we will have a recap of my trip to LilyDale; a review of Terry Pratchett's Johnny Maxwell Trilogy (Only You Can Save Mankind, Johnny and the Dead, and Johnny and the Bomb); "Portraits that Go Bump in the Night" by Carole J. Obley; and my new experiment in Finding Water.

Lastly,  Joss Whedon's new production Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog is fantastic and has been eating my brain for the last four days.  You must see this!  If you missed the limited webcast you can still download it off iTunes until July 29th, when it will go away.  Neil Patrick Harris is so incredibly good you just have to see it.  I was dreaming musicals and I'm this close || to turning my opening monologue into a musical number.  Stay Tuned for Auras:  The Musical!