167th edition of My Random Thoughts: Sports, TV, music, food, life.....
I miss taking back-to-school pictures of Casey and Peyton.
I'm really happy Ted Lasso is back.
I wonder if the Reds are embarrassed by this season?
Song I cranked the radio to this week: "Hold The Line" by Toto and 'Slow Ride" by Foghat.
My allergies have arrived in the last 10 days. They were winning.
L'eggo my Eggo!
The newly remodeled Frisch's down the road from us in Ft. Wright has had a full parking lot every single day.
Do you grocery shop with your spouse? I enjoy shopping with Kelly.
Stouffer's French Bread Pizza was such a treat in my younger years of adulthood.
One of my Butler Radio/TV teachers once said to my class, "95% of you will starve in this business, 5% will be able to earn a living.
We couldn't drive to school until our junior year at Carmel HS. Man, that first day feeling of rolling into the parking lot was something else.
Butler professor Neil Nemeth once said to "being good has come easy, can you work hard enough to become great." 39 years later, that saying is on a plaque on my office wall. Still grinding.
Remember One On One Sports Radio? I did some freelance work for them back in Chicago. I'm not a big national syndicated radio show guy. I'd rather focus on my teams.
Reacher is back on Prime!
I pack my dinner to take to work. Always do.
I found Tin Cup while flipping channels. Roy McAvoy/Kevin Costner's 18th-hole collapse at the U.S. Open is just such a fantastic scene.
8 CD's for a penny! After 71 years, Columbia House is shutting down for good. The music giant once had 16 million members. I didn't even know they were still around.
I don't like cucumbers.
Peyton was informed her rent was going up $50 a month. She presented an email case for why it should not be raised. They accepted her points. Her text to me "I saved $600!"
I like coffee for breakfast. I consider iced coffee more of a dessert treat.
Remember 'The Fabulous Sports Babe'? We carried her show when I worked at WVMP in Chicago.
My show can be heard from anywhere around the country and the world. www.700wlw.com/listen and the iHeart Radio. Plus, my podcast.
Don't worry about things you don't care about.