Friday Fragments

The Bernie Sanders memes that are all over Facebook are pretty funny. But, it occurs to me that I don't know how to make my own memes.

I can't remember what she said that she paid for it, but I know that she sold it in 1973 for $13,000.00. Zillow.com now has it's estimated value at a little over $160,000.

I don't know if I've ever needed a break from the job more than I did in December. While I was off I didn't watch one single newcast, local or national. It really did the trick. I was excited to get back to work. I'm thankful to have a job that I really enjoy.

I sort of wanted to find one picture of the 1,958 photos on my iPhone that adequately depicts how blessed I am.

I want to say thank you to everybody who sent us money this year because we've asked for your help a lot this year.

With another year behind us, I want to share two sad stories from Saturday.

I went through my kitchen drawers to see if I owned a potato peeler. I didn't. Fear not, my friends. One is on its way to Mark's house. One of my mottos is "Work smarter, not harder." That's why the "Rotato" is coming to my kitchen just in time for the holidays.

I snapped a picture after the Huntley Project football game in Townsend last Saturday. If you're a sports parent, you completely understand the emotions.

Do something before they ask. Mow their yard, plow their driveway, make them a pan of lasagna, or something. It's not just the chore getting done, it's about those who are grieving taking some comfort knowing that you care about them.

We have 31 versions of "Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer" on our computer here at Cat Country.

In his honor, I'm going to buy the cheapest can of beer that I can find and toast my friend who was always up for a race, water skiing in April, and was always the first guy to embarrass us all when we got a good-looking waitress.

My picture is of the contents of our beloved "Cat Van." Back in the early days of my illustrious radio career, you could not find a more neglected vehicle than those owned by radio stations.