Welcome back!
Oh wait, I guess it was me that was gone. Sorry for that. I won't go into the sordid details of my absence (OK, more boring than sordid, really). Despite being gone, I have been keeping up with what's going on and have a folder full of stories that I've been meaning to write about but never did. I don't have time to write about most of them so I will just give you links to a crap-load of stories and you can pick and choose which you'd like to read more about just in case there are some you may have missed.
- Brad Paisley is okay with white people being a minority
- Blake Shelton surprised Ray Price on stage
- Hillary Scott chosen as a mentor for Adam Levine's The Voice team
- Danny Gokey shows off his new son, Daniel Emanuel.
- Mindy McCready still hasn't been cleared in boyfriend's death
- Miranda Lambert says she'd like to work with some other country blondes
- Carrie Underwood's hubby not too happy with her Mr. Underwood comments
- Gary Allan sold out the Ryman ... twice.
- Loretta Lynn's home was severely damaged in recent storms
- Randy Travis finally gets sentenced in DUI case.
- Kelly Clarkson and Carrie Underwood battle it out as American Idol top earners.
- Willie Nelson heads out on his Old Farts and Jackass tour
- Johnny Cash honored with new stamp
- Blake Shelton to shake hand of Iraq war veteran
- Emmylou Harris charged with hit and run
- Tim McGraw talks about quitting alcohol.
- Keith Urban confesses to wife Nicole Kidman
- Luke Bryan to release new full-length spring-break-themed CD
- Brantley Gilbert does the Dew
What's AAA :-) you mean AA. Good info.
Posted by: Mik | March 11, 2013 at 10:23 PM
Randy Travis is I guess one that AAA is talking about here: A new study by AAA reveals that nine out of ten drivers consider drinking and driving a threat to their own safety on the road and a whopping 97 percent find drinking and driving an unacceptable practice. Eight in ten drivers go as far to say that they would support legislation requiring ignition interlocks for all those who are convicted of drinking and driving, including first-time offenders. http://zautos.com/dui-fast-facts/
http://zautos.com/how-to-stay-...
“Evidence clearly shows that IIDs are more effective than other methods at reducing re-arrest among convicted drunk drivers and keeping them off the road,” AAA President and CEO Robert Darblenet said in a statement.
Posted by: Walt | February 15, 2013 at 12:12 AM