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	<title><![CDATA[Always Eating]]></title>
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	<description><![CDATA[Another family get-together....this time over brunch at the Black Bear Casino. I planned to go see a movie afterward, since I was missing the Vikings game anyway, but by the time we were finished talking and saying good-bye, I had missed the movie, so I drove home listening to the sorry Vikings on the radio. Back in the black-out days, we used to listen to all the home-games on the radio since they weren't on TV locally. All those years of black-outs were stupid then and they are stupid now that I remember them. We'd go to a movie and listen to the little transister radio. Once in the middle of some movie at the Orpheum in downtown Mpls someone else watching the movie yelled out..."What's the score?". The movie, "Night of the Lepus" was totally ruined. I got home in time to see the interception that iced the Vikings loss and then with some cowboy movie in the back-ground, fell asleep on the couch for a couple of hours. The Simpson's and Family guy were great. I was worried that the Family guy was going to be sacriligious (sic) but it wasn't. Next week I guess. Even American Dad was funny tonight. And happy happy day, THE UNIT escaped being axed and the season opener was super.<BR><BR>
I don't have anything planned for tomorrow so I might not blog. Even I am bored by this...R]]></description>
	<pubDate>Sun, 28 Sep 2008 20:52:56 +0000</pubDate>
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	<title><![CDATA[Re: Always Eating]]></title>
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	<description><![CDATA[There are just some wonderful characters in radio. Lyle Evans was certainly one of them. Those Green Bay characters have to include Al Knight. Al picked up legions of the ugliest women in Door County and enticed them into spending time with him by taking them on a tour of the radio station while I was on the air. Several times he brought along an extra "for me" but I would rather have poked my eye with needles. If you remember, our morning man had time to read the bible while music was playing...I think I have mentioned that to this day the record for the dirtiest joke I've ever heard goes to our Chief Engineer at WDUZ. <BR><BR>
I have been to the Gilroy Garlic Festival twice. The first time I hated it cuz it was hot and I was crabby and the drive to Gilroy from Modesto had been terrifying. I swore I would never join the hundreds of thousands of participants again..but....I did. The second time I went there on the train and as anyone who knows me understands....anything involving a train is wonderful. California has so many festivals it is difficult to keep track. And of course, in San Francisco, they have neighborhood festivals almost one per week. The most famous is the most scandalous, the Folsom Street Festival. I worked a booth once at the Folsom Street Festival handing out free condoms. Truly it was the peak of my career. There is a popular North Beach eatery, the Stinking Rose. Lots of garlic and lots of tourists but really good. Speaking of Chili John's.....never understood the noodles. Must have been a Belgium thing. Now the Blackstone....I could easily travel back in time for one of their hot beef sandwiches. But...what was that weird hamburger place in downtown Green Bay? I think there were a couple of them around town and they sort of were holes in the wall like Chili John's. Kind of a buy them by the bagful place.<BR><BR>
I always enjoy a walk down memory lane. I must leave now and meet someone at Old Country Buffet. I try to get there a half hour early so I can get a salad and get a head start. Later....R]]></description>
	<pubDate>Wed, 01 Oct 2008 10:33:51 +0000</pubDate>
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