Tag Archives: KROQ

A pair of random picture messages made me happy this week. My son and daughter both have the delightful habit of sending me photos from their phones when I least expect it. My daughter was browsing in Dean & Deluca … Continue reading →

The package from Fox looked ominous. The labels “Property of Walter Bishop” and “This Side Up” immediately had me thinking the box contained a replica of a human head. After all, the network once sent me an awesome replica of … Continue reading →

Topher Grace showed “Take Me Home Tonight” to executives of Regal Entertainment Group, the media and fans who had gotten free tickets to Wednesday’s screening. After the film, Betsy Pickle moderated a Q&A session with Topher at the Regal Cinemas … Continue reading →

At a family wedding several years ago, one of my cousins said that she thought she had seen footage of me on E!, holding hands with Nicole Kidman and wanted to know why. I had merely offered my hand to … Continue reading →

Of all the themed Kevin & Bean singles parties, the Losers Singles Party is perhaps the most memorable. I wrote about it in 2007 when I saw my second Air Supply concert while at a Children’s Miracle Network convention. The … Continue reading →

You’ll hear my daughter if you listen to the 100 tracks from past Kevin & Bean Christmas albums that are posted on KROQ’s website. She has one line (“What are their names, Uncle Bobcat?”) in track 97, “Storytime with Bobcat.” … Continue reading →

A team-building exercise at my daughter’s office could win her a $5 Starbucks card this week. The boss asked the employees to share a story about their most memorable birthday. My daughter asked me to scan and email a picture … Continue reading →

One of the things I will miss about Blogger.com is the reading list on my dashboard. My type of blog is being kicked to the curb by the Blogger software developers. Originally their deadline was last Friday. They have extended … Continue reading →

Writing this blog is my hobby. It ties together most of my other varied interests and provides me with a stream of consciousness memoir that I can read in the future. I often look at old posts to remind myself … Continue reading →