Late night in search of a reason

Thursday rolled through like a wheel rolled down a hill and by the middle of the afternoon I had handled all the court in which I was representing clients, and the rest of the day went by until Cindy and I were at the Reahards with our group eating together and discussing our future Bible studies. It was fun.

Friday came and went and I was up in Dunwoody with the family, including Frank and Maggie and we enjoyed a meal at the Ted's in Decatur.

Now it is Saturday night, or rather early Sunday morning and I am really tired and should be in bed, but I am sitting here writing this stuff and need a topic which might interest me, so I have at least a chance of interesting someone reading this. Well, chances are pretty slim at this point.

Earlier today I was listening to "What do you know" on NPR. The show was broadcast from Houston, Texas. In the show they usually have someone from the town in which they broadcast the show to answer some questions. For today's show they had Billy Gibbons and Dusty Hill from ZZ Top. As I listened to the exchange I couldn't help but think about the episode of the cartoon, "King of the Hill" in which the members of ZZ Top appeared as cartoons of themselves and pretended to be old friends of Hank Hill, particularly Dusty Hill, who was supposed to be the Hank's cousin.

I guess it is the measure of radio that since you cannot see a visual depiction of the people who are speaking, that it is quite easy to be distracted by a memory of a cartoon depiction. The end result was a radio audio broadcast, augmented by my memory of a cartoon visual of the people being interviewed. Wierd.

I should go to bed. It is time. Maybe I wlll be a bit more creative in the morning.