Andrew and Stephanie have been in Orlando enjoying the weather and the environment for the last few days. They are the guests of Cory and Jon at their home. With the weather we have been enduring for the last week, they couldn't have picked a better time to leave.
We watched the first two hours of the much anticipated SNL50 show. For me there were high and low points. I would say that the programs was generally entertaining but did not knock me out. Eddie Murphy's rendition of Tracy Morgan was completely spot on and killed me. A weak voiced at 83 Paul Simon was aptly assisted by Sabrina Carpenter in the opening song. As much as I have loved his music for many years, it's time to step away from performing. The Steve Martin opening monologue was adequate but the Lawrence Welk bit was a bit trying. Will Ferrell's talent were wasted on that one. I loved Nathan Lane's brief entrance but was saddened that he was placed behind a guy in a hot dog suit. Adam Sandler's song was brilliant. Chris Farley would have stole the show if he were there. This is the end of my review. I know disjointed and drawn out, but hey thats me.
All are still asleep and I have to go for some stuff at the store before we pickup the travelers. Still f*cking cold. Oh well, spring is approaching.
all for now
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