We're super excited to announce that Melbourne's Tim Rogers is returning to Fort Wayne for an OLG-presented concert on Monday, August 11 at J K O'Donnell's. 

Some of you may recall that Tim visited in August 2006, with Tex Perkins, for a concert at Columbia Street West. You can see photos of that massive night in our 'WORK' section, under "And we made this happen."

Tim Rogers fronts the world's greatest rock band, You Am I. 

At OLG, we've always felt that as young-ish members of our community who have actually chosen to live in Fort Wayne, it's our responsibility to do what we can to help with the events and movements that make our community its most vital. 

In the coming days, you'll be able to see OLG's Nate Utesch and Jake Sauer exhibit their artwork with our hero Kay Gregg at the Soma Gallery, Paige Thurston contribute to the Derby Girls Bust-a-Move art opening, and Tommy, Nate and Metavari with a ridiculously amazing roster of bands gracing our fair city to co-headline some gigs together. 

I used to play in a band called Go Dog Go. Lately, there have been a lot of people asking if we might reunite. As it turns out, a lot of these folks are friends or spouses of my old bandmates. 

Sadly, it's not going to happen.

However, over the summer, there has been something of a Go Dog Go reunion, or relaunch, in the Fort Wayne Parks & Rec summer t-ball league. 

See below a photo from last week, and a photo from five years ago last week. 

Well, yesterday my little T-Rex lost his roar. Henry had his tonsils and adenoids removed. It was rough, but he made it through, and has been squeaking his way around the house since. 

Busy times at Lutheran Hospital yesterday; several friends were in to see loved ones. We're thinking about you, Rick and Heather.

Here is pre-pounce. Don't mess with the T-Rex!!!

We had a wonderful Fourth of July weekend. It was about ten degrees cooler than normal, but it's usually five degrees too hot, so, you know, it was great.

Finally got to do two things I hadn't yet experienced with my Wrangler: completely dropped the top and removed the doors! It was an awesome weekend. I couldn't tell if it felt like we were in a helicopter or on a safari, but Angie, Henry, Ruby and I all loved it. 

Of course, it did get pretty cold on the Fourth, and as we made the late, long drive home from our country-residin' families, the cold winds were blowing and we huddled tight all the way. 

We listened to the Go-Betweens all weekend.

Team OLG had a great time walking over to Harrison Square yesterday for the Toppin' Off ceremony.

Including Monica (our awesome intern) and Stephanie (our just-returned part-time employee (and full-time superstar)), there were nine OLGers in attendance!

Color me depressed to not see anyone there from any other ad agencies.