Social Distance Dining Seat Fillers
This past weekend, restaurants all over Lincoln opened up, but they have to do the social distancing thing. For the most part, you see restaurants skipping seats and removing tables, while others decided to stick with curbside for the time being. However, there have been some pretty creative ways some restaurants around the country and…… read more »
Lee Brice New Music “Hey World”
WOW! I heard this song for the first time this morning (05/15) and the lyrics hit me really hard after the week I’ve had. It’s been a week where I’ve questioned a lot of different things, what does life look like a couple of months from now? am I going to have a job? will…… read more »
A Ramen Noodle Crisis
First we had a run on toilet paper, we STILL have a run on cleaning products as well as rice and noodles. Now, we have a new crisis. As if it wasn’t bad enough that the ramen noodle shelf as been bare already, it doesn’t look like it will be getting filled up anytime soon …… read more »
Waxing Guys With A Harmonica
We have all seen the video on 40 Year Old Virgin when Andy gets waxed and his scream of “KELLY CLARKSON!!!”. Now you have a group of bored guys sheltering-in-place who decided to wax each other. But they have upped the ante’. They have added a harmonica in their mouths, so instead of screaming…they make…… read more »
On Repeat – Luke Combs Cover of “Fast Car”
When Luke Combs has taken to Facebook to perform live while in quarantine and practicing safe social distancing he has covered Tracy Chapman’s “Fast Car” several times but hasn’t played the entire song. Now he has and it’s here for us to enjoy… maybe on repeat?… read more »
Carly Pearce “It Won’t Always Be Like This” COVID-19 Themed Video
So Carly Pearce released her self titled sophomore album earlier this on Valentine’s Day. It’s got thirteen songs, one of those being “It Won’t Always Be Like This.” She told ABC News ” I knew that this song was special and I knew that it had very strong meaning for me when I wrote and…… read more »