matter of fact

I want to follow up to my post yesterday regarding hitting the lottery jack-pot. It seems that at least one blogger out there felt as if I was out of line by promoting gambling, and leading people astray.

I spent the night sleeping in the most expensive room I have stayed at in the last fifteen years. Thing is?

I'm guest DJ-less for tonight's show, so we'll be taking a mini-break from the Summer of Guest DJs so I can spend two hours flying solo.  And you know what?  I'm excited to say that I have a BUNCH of excellent new music to share with you.  I haven't really noticed how quickly my iPod has been filling up lately with the stuff that has been

I'm guest DJ-less for tonight's show, so we'll be taking a mini-break from the Summer of Guest DJs so I can spend two hours flying solo.  And you know what?  I'm excited to say that I have a BUNCH of excellent new music to share with you.  I haven't really noticed how quickly my iPod has been filling up lately with the stuff that has been

I took Busy Girl to practice driving yesterday.

Yes, yes, I know she's only 13, I was there when she was born.

I may have gotten on my driving soapbox here before, I don't remember, so excuse me if I'm repeating myself.

The free movie Friday night at H.V. Griffin Park will be one of my favorites: "Secondhand Lions," starring Robert Duvall, Michael Caine and Haley Joel Osment. It's a great, feel-good family movie, perfect for this type of event. As a matter of fact, I just recently bought the DVD, from the bargain bin at a local store...

Yes, I’m talking the OS, not the kind made of glass that helps brighten up the room.

Yesterday, I finally got around to running Windows update on my computer. It turns out, yesterday’s update was a biggie - service pack 3, as a matter of fact. And thanks to that lovely update, M$ turned automatic updates back on for my computer.

The Tennessee Baptist Convention's new president, Tom McCoy, has called for an offering to be collected April 6th across the convention to support Union University's re-building programs.

Nathan Moore takes issue with