I spent a blog "week off" mourning the Sea-Yuks loss but I was still listening to the show. There are so many issues it feels like time for my first USA Today/Larry King style post.
For the first time in the history of the internet someone made an argument that changed my mind. Last night, my friend Nathan Adams posted a meme on the TBTL No Point Conversion fan page.
On Wednesday Andrew talked about his fear of being handcuffed, specifically behind the back. While I don't know how that would even work with his specific body type, I can sympathize.
On Friday Andrew mentioned that he had a "wake-up call" at the doctor recently when he was told he was gaining weight and losing height. I am also becoming more of a shapely gal as I age but the point was driven home even more starkly recently.
Happy New Year fellow Tens. I hope this post finds you in better shape than Emily and Cullen, who are coughing so violently that I'm sure they are headed to the marble orchard. While I do my best to take care of them I wanted to take a moment to tell y'all how much I enjoy being a part of this TBTL community. It's a bright spot in every day for me.
This week on The Gist Mike Pesca is featuring his favorite podcasts, and yesterday TBTL was in the spotlight. Mike played some the Cereal episode and talked about how much he enjoys the personal, confessional nature of TBTL. Then he coaxed two major secrets from our hero. It turns out Luke has multiple wooden boats and Susan Stamberg is Adelaide's mother.
I'm so disappointed in this tweet. For years I followed Best Buy on Twitter, relying on the electronics superstore as a moral compass and beacon of propriety. And now this?
