Do yourself a favor and listen to Lin Yu Chun, competing on the Chinese reality show called Super Star Avenue. Whitney has had to cancel a few performances because of throat problems (is that what you call it?) but she could easily be replaced by Lin Yu, the Chinese boy with the trademarkable bowl haircut. Here’s his version of Whitney Houston’s “I Will Always Love You.” And don’t forget Dolly wrote the song! So, in tribute, here’s her version she performed in 1974 on “The Porter Wagoner Show.”
There aren’t many family run, single-screen movie theaters left in America… but there’s one in Rosendale, New York (where I had my two restaurants), a great old mining town with an amazing theater. A group called the 
GOOD(S) FRIDAY! If there was an official opening to “garage sale season,” it would be Easter Weekend. So, put on your bonnet and get out there! As I point out in my book 
APRIL FOOLS PRANKS… I’ve been known to pull a few, including: Saran Wrapping a door entryway, stuffing olives with toothpaste, and calling mail order companies to ask the most mundane questions about their products (okay, I was pubescent!) The origins of April Fools’ Day is a bit perplexing, but the earliest recorded association between April 1 and foolishness can be found in Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales (1392).
