Are you there, God? It’s me, Wenty. That’s not exactly an original opening. I thought you were a Director Of Creative Services. Cut me some slack, almighty…uh..you. I’m not handling things very well at the moment. I’m hearing a lot of that. Of course you are! And that’s what makes me feel bad even bringing … Continue reading A Conversation With God
I would actually record and produce this script, but Bob is locked in the basement until this coronavirus thing blows over. (His pet pig Hot Dog and pet chicken Ranchy are also quarantined with him. When I write scripts for these guys I sometimes write dialogue for Hot Dog because Bob and I speak fluent … Continue reading Bob and Wenty Quarantine PSA
I haven’t written much here lately, possibly because–like you–I just haven’t done much lately. I go to work as one of The Essentials®, which I use in jest because there is absolutely nothing essential about playing Cyndi Lauper records and making semi-humorous comments. I don’t think it’s wise for me to write about the virus, … Continue reading Bestos Family Tree
I am not a hoarder in the physical life. I do not save newspapers, trash, random junk. But digitally, I am completely and utterly a hoarder. I save things with no known value or use. But hey! It’s digital! And it all sits in one folder so it LOOKS orderly. Here is a trio of … Continue reading Main Street Players Video Oddities
Larry King used to write a column for the USA Today newspaper consisting of vapid non-sequiturs such as: “That Charlene Tilton sure is a looker”…”Anybody ever wonder what happens to the airplane peanuts people don’t eat?”…”I’m calling it now: The Yankees will win the penant this year…” And so forth. So here’s a grab bag … Continue reading A Larry King “Dot Dot Dot” Column
I recall we, as the Junior class of Sherburne-Earlville Central School, had the opportunity to vote on our 1989 Junior Prom theme. All of the nominees were then-current songs (as opposed to such evergreen themes as “Starlight In The Cafeteria”, “Romance Under The Basketball Hoops”, etc). I voted for “I’ve Had The Time Of My … Continue reading From The Scrapbook: Promenade
To recap for those just joining us: In the early days of Panhandle Post, our company’s website which serves the same area as our radio stations, we were putting a lot of things on the site that we later realized were better done by other people–like Associated Press wire stories about entertainment news. Even though … Continue reading Still More Silly Headlines
I did a post earlier this week about my trip to a CBS morning show. The tickets I got signed are in my scrapbook. There are a lot of treasures there. Today I’d like to tell you about another one of them. In 1987, my Mom was diagnosed with lung cancer. She had been a … Continue reading A Warm Happy Place
I’ve been watching a lot of Buzzr lately. Buzzr is a channel that shows old game shows. It’s what I watch now that MeTV has been brutally yanked from my channel lineup yet again by the heartless overlords at Spectrum. Anyway, I’m watching “Password Plus” (“It’s more than just Password! It’s Password PLUS!”) and like … Continue reading “Hi, doll!”
This evening I dug out my scrapbook to digitally capture some things for future bloggage. (The whole “digital” thing is partially responsible for my having only one scrapbook with several empty pages. The other reason is that I have led a considerably dull life.) According to The Wikipedia: On January 12, 1987, The Morning Program made its … Continue reading My Visit To “The Morning Program”
