WAVE-3 news anchor Dawne Gee joined me at the Yum! Founders Day food drive for Dare to Care. Love her. She is exactly the same sweet person in real life that you've enjoyed on TV for the past 25 years. That's my girl.

As Liberals advanced the notion that Mitt Romney sneaked a cheat sheet onto his debate podium, most of the attention centered on President Barack Obama's mostly uninspired performance. What in the world was he writing on his notepad? At the first presidential debate, Gov. Mitt Romney hammered President Barack Obama over his first term record. While listening to his opponent, Romney held his head up high in most every camera shot. Obama was frequently seen with his head down as he scribbled notes. The viewer was left with the image of student being scolded by the school headmaster. The website College Humor offered this exclusive look at the president's doodling. It's a parody, of course, as is this

James Carville: “I don’t think that President Obama did what this campaign wanted him to do. I think he was off his game tonight. But let’s don’t go overboard here. It will be like a big sort of pushback. … My point is this — President Obama came in, he wanted to have a conversation. It takes two people to have a conversation. Mitt Romney came in with a chainsaw. He’s trying to talk to a chainsaw.”

A pilot decides to propose to his girlfriend. He pretends that their aircraft is going to crash and has her read an embedded proposal from the EMERGENCY PROCEDURES NOTES. After marriage, she's promising to take over the controls, thank you.

Proof that any goal can be reached. Literally.

WKBT news anchor Jennifer Livingston took a bully to task on the air. She educated anyone who is bullied to "Do not let your self worth be defined by bullies...the cruel words of one are nothing compared to the shouts of many."