Friday Fragments – 4/5/19

It was a busy week, but a good one.

• I cannot seem to say "metal detector" without saying "radar detector." I have relied on one of those far more than the other.
• Speaking of which, we delivered a radar, er, metal detector to Melstone. It was good to see Tamaira Wacker, who has been the All American Mom in that town for many years.
• Paul learned that Kentucky's coach is Calipari, not capillary.
• We had a chance to be on the air with Aaron Flint and talk about my dad on the radio and metal detectors.
• Baby turkeys can stampede.
• Little Texas will be at the Shrine next Friday. And you can still win tickets from us next week.
• I'm back doing the crossword out of the paper. I still have no idea what "vacillate" means. But, Uma Thurman's first name comes up a lot.
• Mouthwash for a tiny scientist is called "microscope."
• And a bad neighborhood in Italy is called a "spaghetto."

Have a great weekend. See you at the golf course.