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“If you’re like most parents, you long to raise your children as pirates but just don’t know how. In Guide to Pirate Parenting, Cap’n Billy “The Butcher” MacDougall provides everything you need to know to turn your little powder monkeys into hap
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Site that lets you track events in your town (like other sites) but also lets you upload your iTunes library list of artists and alerts you when any of them are in your town, and it has a demand system where you can say what events you WANT and bands actu
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Cap'n Billy the Butcher
Ahoy Jill! Thanks for mentioning me new book!
scott
Arrr!
Jill
Looks like a good one, Cap’n Billy, thanks for writing it 🙂