What are we doing???

November 30, 2009

As usual I'm waaaaaaay behind. Next Saturday we start 'the show', we officially have 64 channel's of Light-O-Rama Technology. Most of the lights are up, I still need to get our sign up and a couple of other finishing touches. Today we received the voice overs from 'The Demented Elf' - Kevin Dunn. The voice overs are great, and say everything well. Tonight, I'm putting together so video from various pictures from the internet. I look forward to seeing all over the next few weeks. Oh ya...The show hours are 6:00 pm - 9:30 pm Sun - Thurs, 6:00 pm - 11:00 pm Fri/Sat.

March 8, 2009

Well after messing around for while I finally got this first website up. What I've had up is just a couple of pages to have up. I hope to have some kind of blog up in the next couple of months.

February 26, 2009

Last year, November 2008 my wife and I went to a Trans Siberian Orchestra concert, after the concert I went online to see what they had, one of the things I found was a contest to set up your Christmas lights to TSO. There were a couple of videos showing what some people had done. I thought this was great stuff and there must be some product that helped get this done. What I found were Light-O-Rama and American Lighting. Both appeared to be great products; I going for Light-O-Rama. I didn't do anything for Christmas 2008, since to get anything together would take alot more than a month to put together. So after Christmas my wife and I went and bought a bunch of stuff; lights, garland, candy canes and a couple of trees. Soon with the help of one of our neighbors we'll start building some small 'mini' trees and putting more lights on the larger trees that we purchased.


While looking at websites from other folks that have computerized their lights, I was inspired by a house in Murrieta. Besides the standard light show Mr. Glover also has a great tribute to our troops and their local fire department. Seeing this tribute brought me to tears a couple of times, you see we lost our son Matthew in Baghdad on October 22, 2006. I knew then that I had to do the same for Rancho Cucamonga. I don't know how Rancho Cucamonga compares to other communities as far as how many of their citizens are out there fighting for our way of life but, if the amount of banners that line our streets is any indication, we have a lot.

I would be remise if I didn't include our fire and police departments in this tribute. While a lot of us don't think about it on a day to day basis, these men and women are placing their lives on the line keeping us safe in our homes and business'.

Pat's Web Graphics
Honoring the Men and Women that protect our way of life everyday