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I see Erin Andrews is in her formal wear now. I wonder how many outfits she brought with her for today.

Sheryl Lee looks and sounds fabulous!

We need more pre-game "entertainment" and commercials? Sigh...

This sounds like a fabulous time!

It's like you wrote the script. Thanks for nuthin' 😄

And now, they're going onstage. Yikes.

Now, I already gave you a love for the John Prine post. But now I want to give you a laugh for the Chris Martin post... 😄 And... yay Lizzo!!!

Wow. How fabulous for Bonnie Raitt!

Makes sense, but I admit I laughed when it was announced.

Lovely In Memoriam segment. But, once again, more about the performers (who were really great) and less about the people we miss. I have a rather large TV and still couldn't see some of the names behind the performers.

Ben Affleck looks like he'd rather be anywhere but there.

I love Trevor! And I really love Brandi Carlile. I am sorry Lizzo didn't win, but I hope she's up for something else later (yeah, I haven't really paid much attention...)

I don't believe I'd ever heard of Pedro Pascal, but I found him totally charming and thoroughly enjoyed the episode. I mean, there were a couple of misses, but overall, a great show.

Wow - I thought they had closed. This is great news...even though my chances of being in Minneapolis again are slim. I really enjoyed the meal I had there ages ago.

When these questions come up, I realize I should have taken better notes... We unexpectedly enjoyed the Mill City Museum - https://www.mnhs.org/millcity We also toured the Guthrie Theatre, because we worked in (and love) theatre - https://www.guthrietheater.org/ I know we enjoyed Surley Brewing, but I can't remember if it was at a now-closed brewpub in town, or if we went to the brewery. Anyway, the beer is fab. We also ate at a wonderful Mediterranean restaurant whose name I can't remember and nothing rings a bell when I look at the list of great places to eat, so maybe it closed too? I know Al's Diner closed, which is too bad because it was fun. I'm not sure why I'm mentioning places that closed, other than I should have taken better notes. We went for baseball (twice - once in the old dome and once in the new place). You could probably tour the ballpark if you're interested. It's quite lovely. The MTM statue is right in the downtown area. Not sure about traffic, but if you can make it there, it's worth it. Have fun!

This is exactly what I thought of this episode. Thanks for doing the typing for me.

We usually stay on the Upper West Side (at the Belleclaire now - I miss the Milburn) on our trips. Other than Tom's, what would you recommend? Thanks!

A nice piece on All Things Considered today on Jimmy's 20th anniversary. https://www.npr.org/2023/01/26/1151569828/jimmy-kimmel-celebrates-20-year-anniversary-on-late-night-tv

Sheila and Doreen Tropical Beef 🤣 Also, ewwwwww

"Beef lasagna" with beef and pork is not "beef" lasagna. And that's just the start of what's wrong there.

OMG my heart... Whew

2-2.5 hours? Those were the days...

Sigh... so close, and yet...not.

Indeed I do. During memorable events and/or experiences I've had - some up to 45 years ago - I remember many "random strangers" I met who made the event/experience memorable, even if I haven't been in contact with them since. I'd guess that was a memorable experience for Yogesh, so why wouldn't he remember James. I'm enjoying him and his rapport with Ken.