Another weekend is here and I am sooo pumped! Not that I have anything big planned. I am just psyched that it’s the weekend! Do you ever feel that way?

Did you happen to see the big comeback by the Boston Celtics in game 4 of the NBA Finals on Thursday? They were down by 24 and came all the way back to win by 6! I watch a lot of basketball and that’s something that you don’t see very often – especially in the Finals, and especially for the road team to make the comeback! It was awesome to watch. One of the things I like most about the game is when the bench players can come in and really make an impact. Eddie House and James Posey are not superstars in this league, but they were key ingredients in that win last night. And Paul Pierce. He’s a star, but how can you not be happy for this guy? Been in Boston his whole career – through the good and bad – and now sits on the threshold of the NBA Title! I love this game!

Game 5 Sunday night from Staples Center, 9:00 on ABC.

Fathers Day is Sunday too and I wanted to share something about my dad. He’s the oldest of 4 and has three sisters. He’s retired. He’s remarried. And he’ll gladly admit that he’s not perfect. But I will. My dad is an example to me. At 67 he is living happier than ever before. How does he do it? He takes risks. He has surrounded himself with good people. He’s loyal to his friends and family. He takes delight in the simple things in life.

Dad never was one to teach me about how to build a deck or change the oil in the car. But it has been only recently that my dad has taught me about the greatest thing in life: happiness. And I know about it because he lives it. Thanks, dad! And not sure whether it’s his or not, but a quote my dad used to say all the time relating to careers was “if you’re good, there’s always room for you”. That’s one of my favorite quotes ever.

Happy Fathers Day to you dad.

That’s all I got…. Heading to the Loafing Leprechaun Friday for karaoke and then I’ll be back up there for the Cure show Sunday night. I’m on the air Saturday 12-4. And that’s about it. See you on the radio this afternoon.

Sully

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