Channeling Erik

November6th

7 Comments

I just got back from a lovely weekend in the Texas Hill Country, checking out various little wineries and enjoying the quaint simplicity of the little Texas town of Fredericksburg. For those of you interested in joining us in Austin for the Channeling Erik event the weekend of March 2nd, consider staying an extra day or two to explore this beautiful region. The landscape is awe-inspiring and the towns are charming.

I posted this on Facebook a week or so ago, but since many of you don’t “do Facebook,” I’ll post it here as well. Yet another comforting piece of evidence for life after death.

I’d like to thank everyone for clicking on some or all of the social connect buttons at the end of every entry, because we’ve gotten several new CE family members because of your efforts. I hope you continue to do so each ad every time you enjoy an entry. It means a lot, both to me and to Erik!

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  • Pete Janssen

    I thought Texas would be way to hot for wine production… Anyway… I’m sure they know what they’re doing… I’m sure it tastes great to…

    • http://www.channelingerik.com Elisa Medhus, MD

      Texas wines are a little light for me. I like red wines that are earthy and oakey with that little hint of cow manure. (heehee)

      • Patrick

        Try Becker Vineyards Claret or Malbec.

        Fredericksburg, Republic of Texas!

      • http://www.channelingerik.com Elisa Medhus, MD

        I did try them all! I like the Newsom Cab the best!

  • JaneG

    Elisa i just wanted to drop a note to say there are anonymous tip lines for finding missing children if you and Jamie so decide to seek any more information. Ryan has used one before.

    Thanks and hope you have a good day!

    • http://www.channelingerik.com Elisa Medhus, MD

      I looked everywhere for one for Lisa Irwin but came up empty! I know there are usually ones for especially these high profile stories.

  • http://www.channelingerik.com Elisa Medhus, MD

    Aw, thanks sweetie.