I forgot about Nashville last night. That spate of reruns really took it off my ‘must see’ list. I watched dvr’d episodes of a new guilty pleasure – Supernatural. I watched it tonight. It wasn’t a rerun. It picks up the story a month after last week’s episode. Boy, obviously Spring is in the air with the way the relationships have developed on this episode. Continue reading “Nashville: Not A Rerun & I Hope Not A Season-Ending Cliffhanger”
Losing Potential Guilty Pleasure: Nashville
After a few weeks of re-runs Nashville has a new episode. After the re-run weeks it was no longer on my to do list, so I wondered what was recording on my DVR. After checking the day of the week and the time (10:57pm) I realized it was Nashville time. Not a good sign. I had no interest in watching the re-runs which mildly is also not a good sign. I’m checking out the recording now. Thank heavens for fast forward when the wailing starts. The blondes shouldn’t be allowed to sing with the microphones on – though the songs are so bad, they should all be much shorter. Continue reading “Losing Potential Guilty Pleasure: Nashville”
2013 NASCAR Sprint Cup Race Five Fontana
Boring race, good finish. I figured, as did KyBu, that the third place guy was in a good position to win because Logano and Hamlin were going to wreck before the finish. They did. KyBu was in third. Congratulations Kyle Busch on your Fontana win! Continue reading “2013 NASCAR Sprint Cup Race Five Fontana”
Carl Long’s Long Sad Tale
Carl Long ran afoul of the 2009 NASCAR rule book and is still paying the price. Denny Hamlin’s refusal to pay his $25,000 fine for actions detrimental to stock car racing has many people thinking about Long’s punishment. Admittedly different circumstances – Long had an engine that was 0.17 cubic inches too large – Denny just purposefully did something that NASCAR advised the drivers not to do. In both cases, rules were broken. Continue reading “Carl Long’s Long Sad Tale”
2013 NASCAR Sprint Cup Race Four Bristol
Earlier rain has washed the rubber off the track so we’re dealing with a green track again. There’s a chance of rain in the forecast. The skies are cloudy. The Nationwide Series had a green track yesterday after a morning rain. Kyle Busch, who, at 27, is the winningest driver in the Nationwide series, won the race yesterday. Kyle Busch also starts on the pole today. Continue reading “2013 NASCAR Sprint Cup Race Four Bristol”