Straight No Chaser Blog

"Hi,
Really great post and it was so Humorous . I love the way you wrote this post and I want you to keep post these kind of topics "
Shimano Fishing

Awesome show in Miami ! Walt's " Golden Girls" priceless.....Got all my siblings tickets for your shows..... finally got to catch one myself. The best birthday since I was about 11. You guys are amazing live. We need to get you to the Kravis Center in West Palm.

It appears as though SNC guys had some fun after the Miami show last night! A little downtime with the bros will help keep the spirits up!

Wow...Ryan...step away from the Starbucks now...'cause it makes you talk all crazy and junk :-)). Hang in there for a few more miserable, sunny days in Florida. We'll see if we can't muster you up some cloud cover in Oklahoma for next weekend...deal? By the way, what is up in The Sunshine State? Miami, especially, is thought to be extremely hip, yet I have noticed that there have still been seats available at the SNC concerts there. This would seem to indicate some slippage in their hipness level, would it not? ;-))

I had one such spot on my thigh for quite awhile & after an aquaintance saw it, he said he knew someone who had one that looked the same & ended up cancerous. Mine did too.

Ryan, I love the way you write. Thanks for the post with a distinctly humorous take. I can use a smile after having a $500 auto repair bill on Tuesday, a nearly $400 plumbing job on Wednesday, and tonight my oven sounds like it's going to blow up.

Oh Ryan! You crack me up!! I love it! You're so witty! Which I'm sure you get from your English relatives! Those bloaks say the funniest things! Too bad you're married! You always make me laugh!! P.S. Do you have a brother?

I remembered the song but forgot that Will Smith had sung it.

The sign-off of this blog post AND the hashtag from Ryan's tweet from earlier today are references to the Will Smith song -- which once I was reminded of, I had to go look up again on youtube. I don't know that it's my all-time favorite Will Smith song, but it's one of my faves. And a nice song to listen to when it's 80 degrees here in Indiana today. ;-)

And add me to the list of those who turn all kinds of red shades from small amounts of sun exposure. It took me until adulthood to grow to love sunscreen (honestly, I still don't *love* sunscreen, but I know it's necessary) or just plain staying inside.

I should have specified that the last line of Ryan's post is from the song.

Kathy, the reference to Miami & Will Smith is because he did a song way back when, happens to be my fav Will Smith song, called Miami. The last line is from that song.

Ryan, please, take care of that light skin, I have the same problem, & even my dark skinned Italian father had a cancerous mole on his back removed.
Everyone knows about those moles, but what I didn't know was that even a small patch less then the size of a dime that just looks like dry skin needs to be checked. I had one such spot on my thigh for quite awhile & after an aquaintance saw it, he said he knew someone who had one that looked the same & ended up cancerous. Mine did too.

Basal cell carcinoma is the most common type of skin cancer, & 3 out of 10 caucasians will develop it in their lifetime. It is malignant but will rarely kill, but it can cause significant destruction & disfigurement. It's very simple to get removed, requiring only a 15 minute office visit.

"Everybody's Got A Cousin In Miami" - Jimmy Buffett

I take it that the mannequins are NOT that of the male species - nice.

Thanks for the update!

On a day when there is little to smile or laugh about, Ryan, you provide the reason to smile and have a chuckle. I can relate to your sunshine problem as I have the same heritage as did my brother who had terrible problems with skin cancer. You are very wise to be careful and use plenty of sun blocker. Glad you had some time to have a little fun today and explore the strange city of Miami! Stay well and have a great concert tonight for all your fans!

::passing you the zinc oxide paste:: being of the lighter shade of pale myself I understand hiding from the high noon sun. I am going to assume that the mannequins mentioned above are of a female nature. ::whistling and looking around:: I wonder if the male mannequins are also enhanced and not in the pectoral region. It's Maimi i just figured an equal opportunity market lol.

Ryan we do appreciate the updates from on the road. I must admit I sometimes have a hard time with some of the wording you all use. I guess I will attribute it to the fact of the age difference.

Stay safe and healthy.. treat your voices gently and have a PRODIGIOUS day. ::wink::

God bless you all and keep you in His grace.

Oh, Ryan. Thank you very much for making me smile today. Sorry that you happen to turn so many exotic shades of pink; I'm afraid I can't empathize, since I've never been sunburned (I just tan). But try to enjoy the warm; you'll be in sun territory again in a week or two, right? :)