Thanksgiving is finally upon us. Time to gather with friends and family to give thanks for what we have. Of course, don’t forget to think of others who have very little.

If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? Of course it does stupid! You think just cause you’re not around, physics just stops working? You’re so full of yourself.

Unless you have Dish Network or Direct TV, you’re most likely a customer of two cable companies, Brighthouse Cable or Charter Cable. Charter is in the Hoover/ Vestavia area, or over the mountain if you will. I’m in Southside so that makes me a Brighthouse baby.

I know I’m starting early. It’s just the first week of November. And the first week is only five days long on the calendar. It’s practically still Halloween!

All Hallows Eve is upon us. Or Halloween to you uncultured types. One thing I know about Birmingham, is that we know how to party it up for Halloween!

There’s a lot to be sad about these days.

I know November and December aren’t here yet, and we aren’t even close to Halloween but allow me to say, HAPPY HOLIDAYS! Because next week is the 37th holiest day of the year.

Monday through Friday, I’m good with a bowl of cereal for breakfast. The Kashi kind preferably. Ooooh, look at me I’m healthy.

I hate this time of year. The warm breezes turn into pleasant cool winds that relieve us from the Summer heat. I hate this time of year. The trees start their symphony of fall color, ending with a crescendo of vibrant reds, oranges, and glowing yellows.

To quote Mighty Mouse, “Here I come to save the day!” Birmingham, like many cities across America, has it’s good days and it’s bad. I want to help. I can help. And I will help!