How many people have sent something in to Paul Harvey's radio show, and then heard it read on the air? I don't know either, but I am one of them! It was in 1985 (I think). And I just happened to pull over and listen to his noon broadcast that day in Ketchikan Alaska when he said "I wouldn't believe this if I had not seen it with my own eyes, but here is a tag found in a new roll of carpet, sent in by a carpenter in Alaska: "Installer: Please install fabric side up."
It's funny what kinds of immaterial things can become highlights of a life, and if this does not rate that high, it is at least a memorable event.
But do you Remember
this classic? Paul Harvey at his best, speaking about THE highlight of life itself.
It's funny what kinds of immaterial things can become highlights of a life, and if this does not rate that high, it is at least a memorable event.