Welcome to the Duck Dynasty portion of our program, ladies and gentlemen. There will be another edition later in the week, but for now, these two paragraphs will have to do. Eh hem. Swiss Family Robertson, I remember when you sauntered into my life. It was a cold, drizzly evening - I have no idea, weather doesn't affect me, just figured this enhanced the story - and A&E was running a marathon of a show I've never heard of before, as they are prone to do. Long story short, watched 4 episodes and was hooked. To this very day, I still have Season 1, and some of Season 2, scattered about on the DVR. I'll throw on the classic episodes whenever there isn't anything on, or when I'm eating. Or when it is raining and I feel sad (I lied, weather affects me greatly). Those three options pretty much cover anytime I'm inside and/or near a TV.
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It felt like that first paragraph went really well. Like I covered all my bases, even gave a nice anecdote about the first time I watched the show. May have gotten a little too personal about my rain issues, but that's alright. Rain is depressing, everybody knows that. Whether or not you want to admit it, that's up to you. So I'll close with this. The reason the pic took so long, was because I had to come correct. In the entire English language, what are the only other two words that could come close to matching "Duck" and "Dynasty"? That's right. "Keyser" and "Soze". Pronounced SO-zay, for the uninitiated. Don't know how to do that thing over the "e" on the computer and it's too late for me to learn tonight. Seacrest out.
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Maggie Grace.
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