Wrote this Thanksgiving Day six years ago. Fun day.

I work with some talented folks.

1) When she found the Lord (and beyond, it rules) 2) Sometimes better than Cars 3) Highlands worship team audition (and beyond, it rules) 4) Trampoline soundtrack 5) Makes me feel seen

P.S. My daughter is dating my #3 so that's cool.

As if the angels and conception itself weren't 'whoa' enough, a righteous rando sees Baby Him at the temple and is like 'Ok, I can die now.' (I love that "light of revelation " line. Merry Christmas.)

"Yeah but I mean things were different in the 90s."

Rest in peace, you dauntless crusader.

There's a small but growing contingent of scientists and materials engineers who render their research into works of art. And it's official — Auburn University's Yeonjin Baek is one of the best. Congrats on winning JEOL USA's SEM Grand Prize! #MXenes #NanoArt eng.auburn.edu/news/2024/02/y…

At The Cotton Club in 1997. youtu.be/SoA6hyJ2vdw?si…

Season 6 of this dang thing. 254 episodes. One a week for five years. I turned 45 the other day and I'm thinking I've probably interviewed 2,000 people in my life. Probz more. Just changing lives. eng.auburn.edu/ginning/

Basically the Camelot of Auburn radio.

Good one, Jer

Fyi if you can go into it imagining that the NYT doesn't know the meaning of words you'll do better on the Mini.

You COULD just read the captions. But Lord knows I don't.

"I'm a mane! I'm 40!"

Wrote this. Being a freshman before 1950 must have been hell. alumni.auburn.edu/2024/07/08/roo…

So here's the thing, I love kudzu. Always have. It's gorgeous.

Gonna risk it for that brisket.

Um, that song rules, sure as Kilimanjaro rises like Olympus above the Serengeti.