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- There was a WBAP reporter who was injured in a car accident in Wise County in December. He will be released from the hospital, finally, this week. (Facebook link.)
- I got curious about the origin of the bathroom sign that says "Employees must wash hands". I might have spent 10 minutes on Google looking for the source but couldn't find it (which I think is amazing.) I saw some reference to an OSHA regulation but nothing definitive.
- My mind is blown about the video of the Oklahoma fraternity caught engaging in a racist chant. This is 2015 and those guys were smart enough to get admitted to OU. The fraternity has been suspended in record time.
- Never have thought much of the frat boy.
- An early edition of the Dallas Morning News over the weekend might cost someone their job.
- Sports: (1) Yu Darvish is done and so are the Rangers, (2) It's looking more and more like Dirk is done. His last three productive years were wasted, (3) The Miami Dolphins will rue the day they signed Ndamukong Suh to a $114 million contract with $60 million guaranteed. Just ask the Redskins about Albert Haynesworth who they paid $41 million in guaranteed money and got squat in return, (4) I've never been to the state basketball tournament but Bridgeport's appearance makes me want to go. I started thinking about a trip to Austin and then discovered they've moved the tournament to San Antonio.
- I think Mrs. LL may have bought into the conspiracy theory about the Malaysian jet that disappeared one year ago. I just didn't have the energy last night to explore it.
- There's a 22 year old from Alvord in the obits in the Update. Anyone?
- The death of Terry Dorsey was particularly sad because he only retired two months ago. To work that long and not get to enjoy the benefits. But that is the concept of mindfulness: Don't get caught up in the past and don't dream excessively about the future -- concentrate on the now.
- I threw the softball with the Sixth Grader In The House this weekend. One of life's great joys.
- I'm confused. John Wiley Price gets a court appointed lawyer in his federal court case but has to contribute $80,000 for part of the fees? Maybe I'm focusing on the wrong thing, but a court appointed defense lawyer in one federal case will get paid in excess of $80,000? You kidding me?
- The site that I get the screen shot of newspapers is down this morning.
