Oh! Oh, good morning. It is a Monday, August
the 17th, 2026, and we are off and rolling at
2029 in the morning. Tink, hello. How was your
weekend? Mine was busy and fraught with adventure.
Thursday was my birthday. I am now the big 4
-3, and it ain't just Tom Petty's number, okay?
I'm not Tom Petty, Sarah Beth Terry Richard Petty.
Tell you, it's Monday. Wrong petty. Morning from
northern Minnesota. Hello, Missy and Neil. I
don't know which one's talking to me, Missy or
Neil. It might be Missy and Neil. Hello, Tina.
Hello, Virgil. What's up? So, we're off and running
this morning. I got up what I thought was really
early in the morning, but it turns out it was
about quarter after six. I was like, I've got
time for me to get up anyway. So I got up, put
on a house coat, and come and let the chickens
out. Little baby turkey has gone to be with the
Lord, and so has one of the little itty -bitty
tiny babies. With all this rain coming in, and
we have a creek behind our house, it's drove
some of the varmints up into the coop. So it's
okay. I can't cry about it. It's circle of life.
In case you haven't watched the news this morning
and you're dying to know what's going on, here.
Is source check headlines rounded up for you
for today so that you would know what's going
on? Oh, Lord, give me the strength. It's a long
list. It's already Monday, and the dumb is already
thick. Around the world, President Trump ordered
the Pentagon to scale back joint U .S.-South
Korea military exercises, saying that the drills
are expensive and undermine potential diplomacy
with North Korea. Like, yeah. South Korea hopes
a decision could reopen talks with Pyongyang.
Didn't even know he was trying to get a hold
of him, but apparently this will open up the
doors to the communication with Pyongyang if
we just ease it. Just letting you know. The 60
-day deadline for a U .S.-Iran peace agreement
has expired without a final deal, leaving the
Strait of Hormuz, Iran's nuclear program, and
regional security unresolved. Why does Iran have
a nuclear program? I thought that's all we was
over there to begin with. Whatever, it's fine.
Russia's attacks on Ukrainian ports and infrastructure
continue to threaten the Ukraine's grain exports,
you know, the bread bowl of the world, while
President Zelensky is again requesting additional
American Patriot air defense systems. Well, after
you've been using drones to just kill random
people, Zelensky, I think we need to stop sending
you so much money. Anyway, that's what I think.
Burgos, Bulgaria. has been selected to host the
2027 Eurovision Song Contest after Bulgaria earned
its first victory in 2026. So congratulations.
In U .S. politics, Trump's decision to reduce
the Korean military exercises is receiving major
criticism from lawmakers who warned that it could
weaken military readiness and strain the U .S.-South
Korea alliance. Probably. But there's probably
a better way. There's more than one way to scan
a cat. Just saying. Republican Senator Bill Cassidy
publicly rejected Trump's recent claims about
the combined MMR vaccine, calling the president's
rhetoric dangerous and medically unfounded. Well,
if we know anything about medically unfounded,
just look to Fauci. This is also the same dude
in the 80s who told you that you could catch
AIDS by touching somebody. So, you know, the
fact that we took his advice on the biggest pandemic
in history and now y 'all are coming down hard
on RFK Jr. and Trump for trying to get everybody
healthy again. It's whatever. You made your bed.
All right. The Senate convenes today for a pro
forma session with no committee hearings scheduled.
More of the same. Republicans are emphasizing
falling national crime rates as they search for
a strong midterm election message amid concerns
over inflation in the economy. Crimes down, prices
are up. Seems like that would not be the case.
Seems like with prices going up, crime would
be up. But none of us have robbed a grocery store
yet. So, you know. The BBC is asking a U .S.
court for help obtaining testimony from members
of Trump's family as it responds to a $10 billion
defamation lawsuit. Well, maybe check your facts
and have some integrity in your reporting rather
than just spouting off at the hip. Then you wouldn't
be sued for libel all the time. Just saying.
Like, does no one practice MLA format? Does no
one check the book anymore? Does no one cite
their sources? Because I couldn't graduate college
without at least a 15 -page bibliography of everything
that I touched, including the Dewey Decimal System
and that big -ass library over at the University
of Kentucky that I had to get a card for. You
tell me that you can't take 10 minutes just to
double -check and make sure you got that name
right? Just saying. Across the USA this morning,
Lake Powell has reportedly fallen to a record
low water level. Renewing concern over water
supplies throughout the drought -stricken southwest.
So, that's concerning. A major federal trial
concerning Instagram's alleged harm to young
users is scheduled to begin on Tuesday. Four
states are seeking $1 .4 trillion from META.
How about quit giving your kids a cell phone
that has a bunch of scum and filth on it? How
about raise your kids? How about give them a
book instead of an iPad? How about you take an
active involvement in your child's rearing? so
that YouTube doesn't have to do it for you. That's
all I'm saying. We didn't have this problem in
my generation because if you wanted to log on
to do Microsoft Paint or AIM or Hot or Not or
MySpace, you were limited to 30 minutes on the
screen in the family computer room. We had a
whole room in the 90s in our homes dedicated
to a computer. You couldn't use it if Mom was
off the phone with Aunt Beth because you had
to use the same phone line. None of us are acting
crazy. This is as crazy as we get on the internet.
Bitching about all the other stuff on the internet.
Hi, Mittens. Good morning. Time for a little
cat break. Say hi, Mittens. Say hi. Say hi with
your five thumbs. He hates being on TV. Did you
catch a mouse because your belly is super full?
Hello, Bahia, Mississippi. All right. A suspect
accused of killing five people in northern Michigan
was found dead following a manhunt, according
to Michigan State Police. I hear a baby chirping
in the coop. In Appalachian, West Virginia news,
flood warnings remain active in parts of West
Virginia, Kentucky, and Ohio after relentless
storms have hit communities including Cabin Creek
and Boomer, West Virginia. Governor Patrick Morrissey
has extended West Virginia's state of emergency
for 12 counties. damaged by severe storms that
began on July 21st. So for like a month now,
we've been bombarded with some bad rain. And
a lot of people say, well, y 'all are up in the
mountains. Yeah, we're also in the hollers. There's
not a lot of place for that rain to go. So it
just, you know, shit rolls downhill. So just
saying. West Virginia, speaking of, is facing
a shortage of practicing attorneys as the demand
rises. The state's number of active lawyers has
reportedly fallen nearly 10 % since 2014, and
I can tell you why. Because everybody who's sitting
on the bench as a judge has been there since
we were taking a draft for NOM. 90 % of the cases
that you have in your courtrooms these days is
for someone having marijuana or something that
they can grow out of the backyard and you're
not paying attention to actual traffickers and
pedophiles and criminals. You're just the rest
of us that are minding our own business on the
porch. You think we're trying to dodge the draft,
so you make it really hard for us to live a daily
life. That's why people don't want to practice
law in West Virginia. That's why people don't
want to move here and represent the community
because it's bullshit. I saw this morning that
a friend of mine who has now moved to Texas,
she's lived in Hurricane 29 years ago. She said,
what happened to this town? And I said, the same
mayor's been in position for 22 years and all
the money's going in his pocket instead of on
the road. That's why you spend more on tires
and axles than you do on your education. If you
want to be a lawyer, you have to believe in what
you're fighting for. If you don't believe in
what you're fighting for, it's real hard to fight.
Just saying. We got a lot of fish to fry here
in West Virginia, starting with the good old
boys corrupt political system. The fact that
Patrick Morrissey has spent two billion dollars
on a or two million dollars on a Ferris wheel.
You know, just somebody needs to take hold that
checkbook and have a sit down and come to Jesus.
Might need to be me. I don't know. State officials
continue investigating after West Virginia school
clothing allowance program faces concerns about
cash withdrawals. Approximately 52 ,000 applications
are still being processed. An urgent search remains
in effect for two children reportedly abducted
in Greenbrier County over the weekend. And recent
Appalachian features are highlighting the region's
rural photographers, mine wars history, community
resilience, and emerging investment in science
and technology. It's according to 100 Days in
Appalachian. This is day 304. So, in the daily
304, sorry. So, that's what we're looking towards.
Be excited about the good stuff. Try to fix the
bad stuff. Same old, same old. That storm cloud
is dark. We're going to have rain all day today.
In country music, Colt Ford suffered a broken
shoulder when his tour bus crashed while traveling
in a concert in Germany. He and members of his
crew were rescued through the front windshield,
the damaged windshield. So thankful that he's
alive and praying for his speedy recovery. Craig
Morgan and Chris Cagle performed tonight at the
Midland County Fair in Michigan. Organizers are
warning fans to purchase tickets only through
official sources because of the rampant scams
that are out and about. So, make sure you know.
Maren Morris marked the 10th anniversary of her
breakthrough album, Hero, with an emotional anniversary
performance at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium,
according to People Magazine. Randy Travis recently
released I Don't Care, a previously unheard song
that he co -wrote. Pretty exciting about that.
If you would like a little trivia to palette
the news a little easier, on this day in history,
in 1807, Robert Fulton's steamboat began its
maiden voyage up the Hudson River. In 1959, Miles
Davis released the landmark jazz album, Kinda
Blue, which is one of my favorites to this day,
and I keep it on constant repeat. In 1969, Category
5 Hurricane Camille struck. Hurricane. See, I
live in Hurricane, and that screws me up. Hurricane
Camille struck the Gulf Coast, becoming one of
the most powerful hurricanes to ever hit the
United States. That was back in 1969. In 1970,
the Soviet Union launched Venera 7, which later
became the first spacecraft to transmit data
successfully from the surface of another planet.
That's exciting. On this date in 1998, President
Bill Clinton admitted that he had an improper
relationship with Monica Lewinsky. That depends
on what your definition of is is. Born today,
actor Robert De Niro. was born August the 17th
of 1943, turning 83 today. Actor Sean Penn turns
66, and actor Austin Butler turns 35. Frontiersman
and politician Davy Crockett was born on this
day in 1786. Davy, Davy Crockett, king of the
wild frontier, born today. Happy birthday, Dave.
Indonesia celebrates its Independence Day today,
marking its 1945 proclamation of independence.
Happy Independence Day to Indonesia. Today is
also National Nonprofit Day, National Thrift
Shop Day, which I'm super excited about, Black
Cat Appreciation Day, and National Vanilla Custard
Day. If you're celebrating any of those, today
is those days. In pop culture news today, actress
and singer Hayden Panettiere. Has died at the
age of 36. We don't have any facts right now.
Heroes and Country star Juliette Barnes on Nashville,
which is one of my favorite roles. She's also
remembered for her appearance in Remember the
Titans, which is how we discovered her to begin
with. I love her so much. She was in General
Hospital when she was a kid. No, God not. Sorry,
I had to think. She was found unresponsive Sunday
in Greenville, South Carolina, and is pronounced
dead despite medical assistance. Her cause of
death has not been released, and police say the
preliminary investigation found no signs of foul
play or suspicious circumstances, but the case
remains under investigation because of her young
age. She is survived by her daughter, Kaya, and
her parents. Bless her heart. Spider -Man Brand
New Day remains number one at the North American
box office for a third weekend in a row. The
film has now surpassed $2 billion worldwide,
becoming only the eighth movie to reach that
milestone in history. Christopher Nolan's The
Odyssey remains in second place and has exceeded
$1 .2 billion worldwide. We're excited. Anne
Hathaway, Dwayne Johnson and Disney CEO Bob Iger
was among figures honored at the 2026 Disney
Legends Ceremony. Anne Hathaway gave a beautiful
speech, and they gave a beautiful tribute to
her, and she looked absolutely darling in her
blue maternity gown. She is the cutest thing
that ever was, I don't know what anybody says.
In Lexington, Kentucky, there was a shooting
over the weekend, a mass shooting during the
East End Day celebration at Charles Young Park
in Lexington, has killed 16 -year -old Dazon
Robertson and wounded four other people. The
injured victims included a 4 -year -old, a 14
-year -old, and two adults ages 39 and 41. Their
injuries were reported later as non -life -threatening.
Lexington police arrested 18 -year -old Jimetrius
M. Griffin in connection with the shooting. He
faces charges of murder, two counts of first
-degree assault, and two counts of second -degree
assault with tampering with physical evidence.
The shooting did end Lexington's reported 192
-day stretch without a homicide. Counseling and
community support sessions are being provided
for students, families, and witnesses of the
event. That's according to WKYT this morning.
I want to say a big shout -out to our buddy Victor
Puente over there. Good to see you. Farm report
today, if you're keeping up and you're trying
to watch crops, the USDA reduced its projected
national corn yield to 180 .7 bushels per acre,
down from July's estimate of 183. However, expanded
harvested acreage could still produce approximately
16 billion bushels, the country's second largest
corn crop on record. Soybean production forecast
increased to approximately 4 .52 billion bushels,
although estimated yields slipped slightly to
52 bushels per acre, so that's all right. The
wheat crop is projected at approximately 1 .53
billion bushels, potentially the smallest American
wheat harvest since 1970. Grain futures rose
following the revised forecast, and in the latest
available crop condition figures, 61 % of American
corn and 62 % of soybeans were rated good to
excellent. Both crops were running behind their
condition levels from the past year. In West
Virginia, the West Virginia pasture and hay conditions
have improved with recent rainfall, but early
dry weather reduced forage reserves in some areas.
Farmers are being encouraged to calculate their
winter hay and feed supplies early as we're expecting
a really rough winter. Heavy rain and flash flooding
across parts of West Virginia, Kentucky, and
southern Ohio could damage hay already cut, create
muddy livestock conditions, and increase the
risk for runoff, erosion, and hoof problems.
So try to keep your coop and your barnyard dry
if you can. West Virginia officials report low
-level agricultural sampling findings associated
with the Parkersburg fire cleanup. The state
is also participating in an oral rabies vaccination
effort targeting wildlife, while Kanawha County
continues monitoring a spotted lanternfly detection.
So, a lot going on in nature. Just keep your
head on a swivel. The USDA's newest weekly crop
progress report is scheduled for release today
at 4 p .m. Eastern time, so national crop condition
numbers may be updated later this afternoon.
If that's what you're keeping up with, then just
keep your eye to the weather. Twenty feel -good
and human interest headlines to make you feel
good for today, because I always like to start
to end with something that feels good. In Colorado,
Colorado firefighters rescued seven puppies and
a pet rat from a Pueblo house fire, administering
oxygen and CPR before transferring the animals
to a humane society. That's exciting. Ten adoptable
Texas dogs enjoyed a Rangers baseball game this
weekend, complete with snacks and professional
portraits to help them find permanent homes.
I guess every dog has its day. Three puppies
rescued during an animal neglect investigation
were adopted by the very police officers who
saved them. That's in People Magazine this week.
A dog discovered inside a garbage truck found
a permanent home with the truck's driver. That's
pretty exciting to think about. There's good
news sometimes. A New Mexico zoo's Simon Gibbon
named Eve. Gently cared for a baby robin that
fell into her habitat. The unharmed bird was
eventually reunited with its mother. I love that.
Fifteen rescued lions and tigers are headed from
a closed Argentine zoo to a Colorado sanctuary
offering natural enclosures and modern veterinary
care. So that's really exciting. There's going
to be lions and tigers in Colorado. Can you stand
it? And bears, oh my. Millions of viewers are
finding Joy in Alaska's viral bear cam. If you're
not watching this yet, watching Katmai National
Park's brown bears catch salmon and prepare for
hibernation, one bear named Otis reportedly ate
42 fish in a single sitting the other day. This
is what people are watching on the internet.
Two strangers who met at a New York commuter
train became such good friends that they traveled
to a tropical island together. Isn't that great
when you make friends with people sitting next
to you? The porch is big, friends. Just reach
out and say hi. Corn sweat is a thing. Not when
you eat too much corn, but the corn will sweat.
I'm telling you, there's a whole thing. A couple
who married in 1946 celebrated an extraordinary
80th wedding anniversary, according to ABC this
morning. That's pretty awesome. A father ran
a mile in four minutes and 17 seconds while pushing
his baby in a stroller. Wow. Pretty exciting.
A heroic teenage lifeguard received a special
welcome after the cast of Baywatch after performing
a real -life rescue. That's pretty neat. The
Carolina Panthers helped make a young fan's NFL
dream come true this weekend, and a Houston man's
personal effort to pick up litter inspired neighbors
to join him in a large community cleanup. Speaking
of cleaning up, volunteers in Michigan combined
at the Muskegon River Camp, and they had a big
free community festival this weekend featuring
food, crafts, games, and environmental exhibits
while they cleaned stuff up. That was according
to the Big Rapids News this morning. In the Washington
Post, after a chef's bakery stand was stolen
from her yard, two strangers spent 12 hours building
her a replacement, showing that there's still
good people in the world. A Minnesota community
now boasts the world's tallest nutcracker, because
apparently a regular -sized nutcracker wasn't
enough, but it is the biggest one in the world,
and if you want to go and see it, it's in Minnesota.
Women competitors set three world records during
Wisconsin's annual Lumberjack World Championships
over the weekend. Women competitors, I know.
We know wood. Voting begins today for the 2026
World's Cutest Rescue Dog Competition, which
celebrates adoption stories and provides a donation
to the winning dog's chosen rescue organization.
So that's pretty neat. Get on there and check
that out. Here's some little fun facts that you
can sprinkle into your conversation today and
maybe learn something along the way. A group
of flamingos is called a flamboyance. True story.
Cows have close companions and can become stressed
and separated from their preferred herd mates.
Heifers have best friends. Don't split them up.
Goats have rectangular pupils, giving them an
unusually broad field of vision. So if you ever
looked at a goat, realize what they're looking
at. They're looking at everything. Chickens can
recognize more than 100 faces, including both
chickens and humans. So if you ever piss off
a chicken, they will remember it. Pigs cannot
look straight up at the sky because of the structure
of their necks. And that makes me sad, thinking
that they've never seen a falling star. Never
looked up and saw a rainbow. Poor little pig.
A donkey's brake can carry roughly two miles
under favorable conditions. And I know that's
true because I've heard one at the holler a couple
nights in a row here. And I know there ain't
no donkey within a mile here. A couple of jackasses,
but not a donkey. Botanically speaking, bananas
are berries. Just so you know. But strawberries
are not. Tomatoes are fruit. Things are weird.
Peanuts aren't nuts. They're legumes. Related
closely to beans, peas, and lentils, just in
case you want to know. Apples float because roughly
one quarter of their volume is air. That's why
it's easy to bob for them. You don't have to
go all the way to the bottom. A single teaspoon
of healthy soil can contain billions of microorganisms.
Didn't know if you knew this or not. Octopuses,
or octopi, plural, have three hearts and they
have blue blood. Something to think about. It's
kind of cool. A hummingbird is the only bird
capable of sustained backward flight. It's pretty
cool to watch. The fingerprints of a koala are
so similar to human fingerprints that they can
be difficult to distinguish at a glance. The
average cumulus clown could weigh more than one
million pounds, even though it appears to float
effortlessly like a big cotton ball in the sky.
That thing is real, real heavy. You have to lift
with your knees. West Virginia. Speaking of,
it's the only state formed by separating from
a Confederate state during the Civil War. It
entered the Union on June the 20th, 1863. It's
pretty exciting to know about. So, there's you
some facts, some headlines, and some weather,
and some crime reporting. All before 9 a .m.
You're welcome. Hello, friends. I'm seeing some
of you join us. Which baby is chirping and why?
There's nothing to bitch about this morning.
No, not in the chicken yard. My goal today is
to go to the tractor supply, get all the stuff
that I need for drying out my chicken coop and
feeding them babies for the next couple weeks.
Today is Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday. I need five bags of feed. I'll cover
the next ten days. Hello, Erica Nicole. So, pretty
exciting. Oh, speaking of Erica Nicole, now she's
on here, I can brag about her. Next... Something
fell out of a tree. Next Saturday... at The Fix
in Sapphire, North Carolina. My friend Erica
Nicole will be opening up for me at 6 p .m. I
go on stage at 7, and we're going to have a big
old concert. So if you've got your tickets yet,
there's only a couple left, so make sure you
get on our website and check that out. And if
there's enough interest in the next couple days,
we're probably going to do another Feral Christian
on Sunday morning while we're in North Carolina.
So if you would like to be a part of that, let
us know, and we may organize that before we get
there this weekend. Might as well, since we're
there. I had to go to the post office today.
That's also on my list, Lisa. Thank you for reminding
me. Now I'm going to take a bunch of contractor
bags, and I'm just going to start cleaning house.
And then I'm going to go rent a trailer and take
it to the dump and try to get my life organized.
It's the first week of being 43, and I cannot
go into it with all this mess. In our neck of
the woods, it's real clammy. And you can feel
the air. I have got to paint these nails. Good
lord. Look how chipped them are. Them's just...
Look, you can tell I'm playing the guitar. Somebody
said, how do you play the guitar with nails?
Because they're short. I just paint them so it
don't look so rough and tumble on safe. Today
is National Thrift Shop Day, so I encourage you
to get out to your favorite junk store, your
Goodwill, your Restore, whatever you like to
go and spend your money at. Today is National
Thrift Shop Day, so they might be doing something
promotional -wise. They might not even know about
it. You might need to tell them. I don't know.
I don't know. I do know that it's Monday. I have
a co -write in an hour. I got to go to the tanning
bed. I got to go to the gym. I got to go to the
Dollar Tree. I got to go to the tractor supply.
I got to run out to the dump probably tomorrow
morning, if I'm just being honest. Today, just
not be able to gather everything up, and then
tomorrow, we'll take it all out to the dump.
I just feel like that's what's fixing to happen.
It's like my mom always said, why do today what
you can put off till tomorrow? There's that.
So, I did have an hour long conversation with
my friend Leah Steele this morning who hosts
Faith on the Fringe. I was just on her podcast
a couple weeks ago. I love talking to her. It's
like having a pen pal across the world and we
both talk about Bible stuff. Today we got on
a big talk about Paul. I'm telling you, I love
when I talk to other people in the faith because
we're encouraged to ask questions and figure
out what's going on. Speaking of talking about
the faith, we are going to be at the Seven Loaves
Cafe Thursday night, August the 20th for a feral
Christian Bible study live in person. So if you
want to be part of that crowd and be part of
the live taping, we still have some tickets available
and that's in Greenup County, Kentucky. So let
us know. Pretty excited about it. Nervous. Because
normally I'm sitting here in front of a camera
and there ain't nobody around but the cat. But,
you know, I guess I'll have to wear pants. Jesus
didn't wear pants. They could wear some kind
of tunic. When do I sleep? Not often, Phyllis.
I kind of go on six -hour shifts. And I know
that sounds terrible, but I borrowed that from
my buddy Ed Millett. He lives six -hour days,
so there's four days a day. So from 6 a .m. to
noon is when I get all my peddling done, let
the chickens out, feed the animals, pick up,
straighten up, put away laundry. Then at noon,
I start my other day, and that's usually get
a lot of stuff done on my house, and I work till
about 6 o 'clock. Then around 6 o 'clock, I start
working on things and have to do a cigarette
mom, feral Christian queen, be music shows, touring,
things like that. And I usually do that until
about 10, 11 o 'clock at night. Then I go to
bed, and I sleep until about quarter to 5 in
the morning. I get up, whether I want to or not,
because I have to pee. Sarah, send me a message.
I'll be glad to help you out. We'll help each
other out. Why not? The only way we can know
is to ask questions. And you don't know what
you don't know until you know it, you know? Melissa
said it was bad storms in St. Louis last night,
but the weather is 70 degrees and sunny. Well,
that's awesome. 75 would be nice. I think it's
about 82 here and just muggy. But we're supposed
to have some more rain. I see storm clouds coming
in from the west. You know how to read the weather.
I got a baby hawk out flying today on the creek.
First time I can hear it. I see it every now
and again. Little baby hawk. I have time for
one more cigarette. Oh, before I forget, if you
want to book us for something, we have like,
let me tell you what dates are left. In case
you want to book us. I say us because I bring
Sean and he sets my stage up. I say we're in
Sapphire, North Carolina this weekend. Believe
it or not, we haven't got a gig Labor Day weekend
just yet, so just let us know. But we have, that
one's gone, that one's gone. I have the weekend
of September the 26th open and November the 14th
and the 21st. That's it. That's all we got weekend
-wise. So, oh, and we have some Christmas parties.
Like, if you want to do some Christmas parties,
those are usually, like, not on weekends. They're
usually on random days, so you holler at me.
I'll play the piano and wear a formal. I don't
care. I'm here for it. There's so much to do,
not enough time or energy to do it. I'll get
it figured out. I wish y 'all could hear that
hawk. She's just hollering this morning. This
is what the morning is usually about to me, is
just listening to different birds make noises
and figure it out if they're one of mine or one
of theirs. I think after 40, you just become
tuned into birds. You're like... Is that an American
robin? Is that a red -headed woodpecker? Yes,
Tammy, it is. Not far tall. Come on down. Show's
on Saturday night, 36 o 'clock. And they have
really good food. So, dinner and a show. I know.
Where am I performing the second half of October?
I will be in Florida from the 17th to the 26th.
So if you're going to be near Perry, Florida,
I'll be down in that area. I know, Dinesha, it's
crazy, right? I love when Sean goes back and
clips these because he's like, you just have
random conversations with comments. I'm like,
mm -hmm. You got to be careful where you clip
my stuff because I'm just talking to random people.
You're not random. I know who you are. You know
who you are. But out of context, it's like Sarah's
just talking to people. Hi, Cynthia. Yes, the
fix is awesome. We're praying for Shirley and
this friend this morning who had open heart surgery.
Pray for her speedy recovery. Probably cast.
Hawks can be your spirit. Just remember not to
let it become your spirit. Just realize the God
in everything. Intention is key. All right. Well,
it is now 10 after 9. If I don't get up and do
something with my day, then I'm going to regret
it. So I'm going to go in there and clean the
kitchen, and I'm going to get some garbage bags.
I need to get some contractor bags. That's what
I need to do. I need to get up and go to the
tractor supply first thing and just get it done.
Oh, Angela, thanks for the tip. I'll have to
look at that. So. Well, my darlings, I don't
know much else from the porch other than the
stuff that I've already reported. I'll keep you
updated on if I get anything done on the house
today or if I just end up sitting around feeling
sorry for myself. Who knows? Never know. I could
get a break in the weather. But in the meantime,
friends, remember to keep your Bibles up and
your pad or dry on your head on the school because
people are acting crazy. Be nice to other people,
animals and children. Try to love your neighbor
if you can't give to God because he loves you
and I do too. Until we see each other again right
here on this porch, remember, I'm Sarah Beth
Terry, and you're not.