Tonight, I feel sad. I feel sad for my sister. She has a dog, a black lab she has loved for 18 years. He is getting old, and has a host of medical problems. She wants him to pass peacefully in his sleep, she wishes to be spared from making the decision to put him down.
We are far away from each other physically, but I know this dog. She and I lived together, and I knew him for a long time. I know her love for him, and how she saved a mangy little puppy who walked into her place of employment....

This ---- this ---- is what America is all about. Really. People are seeing others in need, and they respond. They respond positively. Neighbors helping other neighbors in a time of crisis, and they are delivering. We're in the midst of one of the most dangerous and costly tropical weather situations this nation has seen. To think, a week ago, a tropical storm way down south of Mexico in the extreme southwestern part of the Gulf of Mexico didn't get much notice...

There's nothing like baseball to bring people together. In most instances, that is the case. But there's also nothing like tragic weather conditions that also bring folks together. As people in Texas and across the nation deal with a horrible, tragic storm like Hurricane Harvey has become, we've seen the very best in Americans displayed when there's a crisis. Baseball has become secondary to the needs of those who are trying to ride out the storms in Southeast Texas. More on that...

Thread is closed there is still a lock on it? I'm confused I didn't think I wrote anything that Bad about the Radio Station~~~
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