It’s Friday! We’ve been dealing with some bitch-ass cold weather for over a week now and it’s getting really annoying. I’m growing tired of high winds and salt covered roads. It’s so bad that my van looked like it was dipped into a vat of monkey snot. I usually like to wash our cars myself, but the weather has been so nasty that I relented and took it through a local car wash. Much, much better.

I’ve found one way to help deal with the extreme cold is comfort food. The girlfriend made a pot of chili the other night and it was fantastic. There’s nothing better after a cold winter day than a belly full of warm chili. And, why not follow that up with a cup of hot chocolate with peppermint schnapps! It doesn’t shorten the winter, but it certainly helps make it a little more tolerable.

Nascar is back and this weekend they’re in Atlanta. Looking forward to getting back into the racing groove!

Hey, whadda ya know, Musk misread social security data and millions of dead people aren’t getting benefits after all. Didn’t see that coming.

Okay, I have a new reader submitted amateur photo featured today. Double babes and double jokes as well. Not a bad way to wrap up the week, eh? Enjoy.

-keep

Keep, I thought that I’d surprise my hubby! I can’t wait to see his reaction! -Anonymous

It’s Thursday. Today I have another music related video. I’ve featured Anthony Vincent’s music before, so you may already be familiar with his work. He has the rather unique talent of taking popular songs and singing them in another completely different style. The song he’s performing in the video featured today is Smells Like Teen Spirit by Nirvana, but done in the style of Frank Sinatra. Sure, it sounds crazy, but somehow he makes it work. Go ahead and give it a listen!

-keep

It’s Wednesday. In this episode of his popular show Everything Music, Rick Beato sits down with the two surviving members of The Doors, Robby Krieger and John Densmore. Recorded just last week, Rick covers everything from the band’s formation, their time in the studio, many of their hit songs, to the highs and lows of working with Jim Morrison. If you’re a fan of The Doors music, then I think you’ll enjoy this interview as much as I did.

-keep