Interview by wifey Pressly Hall in the Bluffton Breeze Magazine What brought us to Bluffton? A new chapter in life . . . and Babbie Guscio. We decided that life was too short not to live in a great place, especially when you have a beautiful daughter like Pearl. It is a shock being here and we’re stunned at how awesome everyone is in Bluffton. Sorry we’re not local, but we’re grateful to be here. Good Karma and good people are in Bluffton

You have changed and progressed quickly in so many positive ways since we met as adults six years ago. What are some of the catalysts for these leaps in learning? Yes, one of the biggest changes was when I met Tom Hall. He opened my eyes to a different meaning in life and he is one of my greatest inspirations. We opened a bluegrass venue in Chester County, one of the best venues in the southeast and that is when I was introduced to Panther’s Breath (moonshine). Near the closing of the venue, I met his sister and my biggest inspiration, Pressly. It was the night of Acoustic Syndicate and we had a half gallon bottle of Panther’s Breath. It all went on from there. We were in love, deep love. We were immediately inseparable and started our life together living in a cedar structure on the South Fork of Fishing Creek in the middle of nowhere in the woods. The structure had no walls, only a roof. It was like a house because we had the kitchen, dining room, living room, and a loft as a bedroom. It was great! We took baths in the creek; enjoyed mother nature. I had no job at that time and Pressly would drive to New York City to work on photo shoots for a week at a time and drive right back to the shelter by the creek. We were in love and we didn’t care about a thing. Because things must come to an end, even really good things, the rain drove us out of there. We kept getting stuck driving in and out.

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