TODAY IS

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Actress and writer Heather Donahue turns 42 today. She gave us "The Blair Witch Project" and refuses to take it back.

Ralph Fiennes turns 54 today. He spells it Ralph Fee-enus but it's Ray Fines. He was "Old No Nose Guy" -- Voldemort -- in the Harry Potter movies and the latest "M" in the bond movies.

Luther Campbell of '2 Live Crew' turns 56 today. (BEEP)-in' birthday to you, (BEEP)-in' birthday to you.

First Full Day Of Winter -- The National Energy Commission says to winterize your home this winter make sure you check for air leaks, check your insulation & weather stripping and don't forget to check your heating system. That's great advice for most of the country, but what about those warmer climates like Southern California and Florida?
  • Make sure you have enough SPF-30 handy for those "brrrr" 75 degree sunny days.
  • A supply of clean, long sleeve t-shirts for those chilly winter days.
  • Keep your lawnmower sharpened... that "dead, dormant" lawn will still need to be mowed twice a month.
  • Fuzzy head covers to keep your driver and 3-wood warm during those frigid 65-degree days on the golf course.
  • Charcoal, cold beers and blue & gold board shorts to wear at those NFL tailgate parties.
  • Ladies, you may have to drop the hem an inch or so on your mini-skirts to stay warmer at those outdoor happy hours.
  • Make sure your strappy sandals straps are at least 3/8" wide. You'll need the extra "warm" toe-coverage when partying on Saturday nights, and those 5-inch stilettos may need to come down to 4-inches... with the occasional sprinkle you won't want to slip and fall on those treacherous sidewalks.
  • And most importantly... try to locate the extra sheet for your bed to keep "toasty warm" at night.


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