DEAD AIR….If you’re wondering where I’ve been all day, I was up in Culver City trying out to be a contestant on Jeopardy. I think about a quarter of the applicants were attorneys. What’s up with that?
As for me, I did OK except for the fact that I have a voice made for blogging. All that’s left now is to wait and see if they call me to be on the show sometime over the next year. Tick tick tick…..
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