Have you ever had a day that started with the best of intentions, but then the clock did something weird and you don’t get any of the planned morning things done? You’re not sure how, but you’re left saying, Well, today’s list just became Thursday’s.
No? Just me? OK then.
I recorded something yesterday and it’s out there today, so, please, enjoy:
It seemed a logical line of questions to me. Should we do this? What should we do? How should we do this?
And I’ll tell you a little secret, I got into one of these topics and I was just trying to keep the question on track and under control and thinking How can I do Christmas? Should we even be talking like this? and it’s a little bit heart rending. So, as you might imagine, the question wasn’t going so well.
But just as that happened an alarm on my phone went off. And that gave me the opportunity to re-frame and re-phrase the question. And Shandy Dearth, who is the public health professional here, is a total pro. Also, she’s got really solid advice and perspective and you should listen to what she has to say.
I got home tonight, shed the clothes that had been exposed to the elements of semi-public society, took the cleansing and decontaminating shower and came downstairs to a plate almost ready for dinner:
All I had to do was put the meat on the rice. That’s thoughtful, and full service romance.
Also, it was pretty tasty, too. And, I’m told, we’ll have a flaming onion tomorrow …
It was a studio night tonight, which is an excellent reminder for me to get caught up on studio stuff. Here’s a sports show from late last week:
And here’s a talk show, where they talked about the greatest of all time in all the big sports.
I think they should do a greatest of all times in lesser-known-in-America sports. Make them work at the show prep, and really stress having to sell the argument to an audience who already doesn’t think about Tom Brady or Michael Jordan or Lebron James or whomever.
You know what I need to know? I need to know the best flat to ever swim in water polo, and the greatest brakeman in bobsledding history.
Now that’d be a show worth sinking your teeth into.
Until we get that, please scroll back up and listen to that podcast. Please, and thank you. And wear a mask and social distance and stay home when you can.
