HiYa~ What I wouldn't do to be at 170 Central Park West for the Largest Grateful Dead exhibit EVER!! OMG it would be one of the best days for me and wish I could be there in the Biggest Bestest City in the WORLD right now! Other than that, I got nothing:)
Much Love
G

Hi...Chuck Squire here...
Just got back from a wonderful vacation...got to see some whales and took some video and pix...I'LL try to upload 'em for ya soon...anyway ...glad to be back ..hope you've been keepin it real!!
Later

HiYa~ Yesterday was SOOOOO much fun at the 15th Annual Media/Chef Comp. I cooked with some real professionals Ben and Ethan from the Craftwood Inn. Jeff was also on hand just in case but let's just say 3 very good cooks took #1 Entree and they received a medal and a sweet knife set.. I would have loved to had the knife set. Ben will really enjoy them as they were not a cheapy set. Anyways, here is to another week of LOVE with Double Down Double Plays and your chance to share in a $25K Pay day from The Double Eagle Hotel and Casino and we here celebrating 25 years of KKFM Goodness!!!!
Much Love
G

I Still don't get Curling...

well chalk up another Winter Olympics games! This time to often too warm but gorgeous city of Vancouver BC was the host, offering up the usual mix of compelling dramas,achievements and emotions. Starting with the unfortunate death of the Luger..making officials re-think and then re-configure the run. The ongoing saga and eventual "catfights" involved with Lynsey Vonn and later Julia Mancuso. And whatya know? Bode Miller lived up or even went beyond expectations this time!

The dramatic finish to the USA-Canada gold medal game in hockey was a worthy contender for best moment. But i think that has to go to Joannie Rochette, the brave beyond words women's figure skater who fought through the enormous emotions she battled after her mother died suddenly after arriving in Vancouver to watch her daughter compete.

There were thrilling moments and dull moments and odd moments and LOTS and LOTS of commercials..clearly NBC was trying to recoup their overbidding for the rights to broadcast the games. The mercurial weather of Vancouver played a bit of havoc with the contests at times, but man what a two week promo for that beautiful part of the world.

The opening ceremonies were both fun and..and as i described before, "spinal tap-esque"
with that uncooperative 4th hydraulic leg surrounding the flame. Still it was cool to see Wayne Gretzky holding that torch. And it's always interesting to watch sports that you would never watch in a thousand years (like bi-athalon or speed skating or ski cross or skeleton or....well you name it

And i STILL don't get Curling. but yet...i watched. and enjoyed. on to 2014.

mark stevens

HiYa~ So this week it is all about the FOOD on my shift as I send you and a guest to see Mark Stevens, Darrin Arriens, and myself as we cook for you at the 15th Annual Hospitality Restaurant Expo at The Broadmoor this Sunday! Be listening for two food or drink songs back to back and win! For more information just click back into KKFM.COM! On a personal note~ My two dachsi's are doing better and I have to take Daisy to a dental specialist today:( She will have to have a root canal:( Have a Great Week!
Much Love
G

Hey
Are u watchin the Winter Games...I got hooked...Pretty cool...but the one thing that I think they can improve on, is the music the ice skaters use..It sucks...I mean it's so stuffy..hardly any classic rock at all...there's great talent on the ice, but I think if the music was more dynamic it would make that portion of the Winter Games feel more current.

Later

Hi Chuck Squire here
A few days ago,I reported on a story about someone collecting blankets for homeless vets...I applaud these people for doing this...but what distrubed me was why would a vet be homeless...They served our counrty, defended our freedom...why and how could this happen...Sometimes, I think we don't really appreciate those that defend our freedom and way of life.....That makes me angry!!!!