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Some thoughts escaping my head

Happy Presidents Day: Only thing I can say about that is I could use some more pictures of dead ones in my wallet.

I will try to get the WIXYcam out in the next couple of days as there is a flood warning for the County in which I reside. There is a creek about 1000 feet from my house that gets pretty high in those circumstances. In case you are interested in knowing about the news in my area, click on the Wooster Daily Record link located on the WIXY News Stand block on my sidebar.

New friend, Chelle is doing a great job in posting a letter a day and a picture corresponding to it on her Life is What You Make it blog. If you've not been over there, why not? Today is "F" for Family. In this post, Chelle also reveals that she has a masters degree in psychology so if nothing else, she understands us.

Legacy of Laughs: Those who have been with me for awhile know I like my iTunes and I get podcasts all the time. You also know I like mine free(if it's free, it's for me!) The podcast I am enjoying most nowadays is called Legacy of Laughs. It's a collection of old time radio programs, featuring such people as Bob Hope, Martin and Lewis, George Burns and Gracie Allen, and Red Skelton. The link I've given goes directly to a podcast of Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy. You can get a new podcast every week from iTunes. As the website states, "A good joke is timeless." And as I say a good new joke is usually a recycled good old joke.

Now I'm off to look for websites devoted to businesses from days gone by.

Comments

Pat Jenkins said…
what happened to your proposed podcast wixy?
Cliff said…
Procrastination
Chelle said…
ok wixy... the secret is out. I do understand you and as the old saying goes (modified somewhat)..
"If I can't treat 'em, join em!)
Just joking, I take my job very seriously but sometimes, as with any job, you have to find some humor in it or you will be of no good to those that you are trying to teach/help.
Anonymous said…
cliff--thanks for adding michael w and casting crowns to your playlist. like michael sings, GOD makes it possible to be friends.
GOD Bless YA Real GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODDDDDDD!!!!!!!!david5258
Melanie said…
Happy Presidents Day!k
I like dead presidents in my pocket too! LOL ...

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