TomValletta

Music: Tom Valletta and Jim Barrett Lyrics: Jim Barrett

Words and music: Tom Valletta Production/performance: Tom Valletta

Words and music by Jim Barrett, of Cork, Ireland. Produced, arranged and performed by Tom Valletta.

Music: Jim Barrett Lyrics: Lisa Neighman Production & Performance: Tom Valletta

Words and Music: Tom Valletta Produced and performed by: Tom Valletta

Words and Music: Tom Valletta Production: Tom Valletta Performance: Tom Valletta

Words and music by Tom Valletta Produced and performed by Tom Valletta

Words and music by Tom Valletta Produced and performed by Tom Valletta

Words and music by Tom Valletta Produced and performed by Tom Valletta

Words and music by Tom Valletta Produced, arranged and performed by Tom Valletta

Words and music by Tom Valletta Produced, arranged and performed by Tom valletta

Words and music by Michael Cheslock Michael Cheslock: Guitars/Vocal Tom Valletta: Bass/Keyboards

Collaboration with songwriter, Mike Cheslock

Eating crow after bragging about a snowless winter to an out-of-state employee on Instagram.

It ain't the way "Ol' Blue Eyes" did it....but my eyes are brown.

Quill has been up to some mischief in yard!

Quill just had his bath, so now it's time for every dog's post-bath ritual!

Meeting the dogs of an Alaskan dog sled team. It's during their off season training. You can see one of the wheeled sleds that they pull. There were 6 of us in one, and they pulled us like we were nothing!

Baby snapper I found in a parking lot. This thing must be on cocaine!

They all love us mailmen at this age!

Chiara is flirting with the neighbor's cat, Ollie. Poor Ollie fell victim to coyotes in the neighborhood. ☹

Flying back home into Rhode Island and landing at Green Airport.

Chiara comes home from an over-night stay at the veterinary hospital. Her little brother Quill, a rescue dog, is overjoyed to see her.

Here I am, leaving work, and using my super powers to calm the storm so I can walk to my car. 😃

Driving to work the morning after a snowstorm.