January 15, 2009 When we were in Branson, MO with our friends Mary and Bob we went to see the RedHead Express, a family of nine from Palmer, Alaska. We loved their singing of bluegrass and gospel music, and telling jokes. They made us feel so good we bought their CD and followed them via their website and e-newsletter. Their road trip was bringing them to Harlingen, Texas for an audition. We decided to be their Roadies for a day and designed tee shirts and everything. We met up with them at Sunshine RV Park where we got to walk and babysit Cocoa, the lab, hold cameras and car keys, photograph warm ups, and man their information desk. Of course we also got to be in the auditorium during their 9-minute performance that just knocked the socks off everyone there. As they began everyone stopped their chit-chatting, heads turned, and before they were even finished agents were in line to book them for the 2010 season. Part of being Roadies for a day was to serve the family dinner; so, while B...