Every day I watch the most relevant show on morning television (minus the season of lent, where I consequently know no news whatsoever):
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We're number 1! |
It was a mere five years ago that I lost a daily presence in my life to the CBS Evening News:
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She apparently moved on to a tap gig once primetime television began. |
I remember her last day, sometime at the end of May in 2006. I had spent 9 hours in the Cincinnati airport with Andrew Magana in hopes of catching a Delta flight to Paris. Luckily, there was a television, and they knew where to get their news.
In the news today however, I lost another daily presence in my life: Meredith Vieira. I was so hesitant to welcome her into my daily routine, and right when she really starts feeling like a regular, she has to leave me. Meredith has brought so much to morning television:
But alas, I am told that I must say goodbye to my daily friend (let's be honest, I see her more than you). Here's to you, Meredith Vieira, and to one final month of you, me, a great start to the day, and the best news my antenna can deliver. Anne Curry, you'll be seeing more of me starting June.
In Progress,
Lacy
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