Today's photo was taken backstage at the Grand Ole Opry in 1983. So, I can check the Grand Ol Opry off of my checklist of touristy places I want to see before I die.
ou might ask, "Um, Mark, why do you have a picture of a probiotic bottle on your phone?" It's because I'm practically a spokesman for this product. After I give my presentation I usually end up sending a photo so my friends know which one to get.
Let me start by saying that what I'm writing today is not intended to be sad. It's more of a tribute to my little sister on what would be her 53rd birthday.
This week I saw some hatred in public places over the whole "Masks are great/masks are useless" argument. Zero of the many people that were yelling were doctors or nurses.
For perspective for those of you who read these posts but didn't listen (or weren't born yet) when we started Cat Country in 1988, we played only compact discs.
I saw a picture on Facebook this morning of the portobello and mozzarella pasta from Enzo's here in Billings. It looked fabulous. And it occurred to me that I've never been in there for a meal.
I've always gotten by budgeting and even working additional jobs. And in radio, there are many areas where you can add some dollars to your checking account.
My picture is of an instrument that was a promotional item sent out by the marketing department at Diet Coke. I have no idea if its got an official name or just goes by "CD Cellophane Slicer" or, as I called it when I couldn't find it, "CD slicer thingy."