March 23, 2007
…the list definitely includes Garrison Keillor and A Prairie Home Companion. I have been a listener of Lake Wobegon stories for years, and I was thrilled to finally see the movie. I really liked its parallels to the way the radio show has always been done.

I also love, love, love The Complete Peanuts collections that Fantagraphics is publishing. I just don’t know how I will make it in the coming years, waiting months and months for each new set to be published.

Today’s third favorite thing is the Reveal light bulb by General Electric. I didn’t know that it was possible for a light bulb to bring so much joy. According to the website, this is due to the Reveal’s “unique neodymium glass” that filters out “dull yellow rays.” Now I am not sure what neodymium is, or where I could get it, but in the future I plan to fashion a bubble from it and live inside it, protecting myself from dull yellow rays, ultraviolet radiation, alien mind reading waves, and the fumes from cattle trucks.

March 23, 2007 at 2:14 am
You kill me.
March 23, 2007 at 3:34 am
I’m a huge fan of PHC. My dad used to listen to it in the early ’80’s and I remember listening along. As an adult, I “get” more of the humor now, which is cool. I love the Guy Noir and Lake Wobegon segments. And the ketchup commercials are the best.
Can’t comment on your other faves. I need to check out the light bulb, though. We tried using the new low energy bulbs. You know, the curly ones? Yeah, the only problem is that they give a greenish tinge to everything, which is okay unless the bulb you replace is the one in the kitchen and now your food looks like a science experiment. We’re saving the environment, but I can hardly swallow my dinner.
March 23, 2007 at 2:38 pm
Nice!
Guy Noir is the best.
Greenish tinge…I’m pretty sure you need some neodymium in your life.
April 2, 2007 at 12:38 pm
I have never heard of such light bulbs. I must pay attention the next time I am over.
I hate PHC. Okay, not really, but I listen to it too much being married to Michael. They do tell good Lutheran jokes, though.