Glen Ellyn

And my parents did what parents did back then, which I will date myself, is they opened the phone book and they looked for a stable.

And they found High Style Stables, which was in Glen Ellyn.

Robert Lanners was the trainer there.

at the time and they happened to be a saddle seat saddle bread barn and so I rode saddle breads there until he decided to close the barn and they sold it to the Medina horse troop and my parents had I was in probably seventh grade at the time and we were on a quest for a new barn and And my parents brought me to a hunter-jumper barn because they didn't know anything about what I was doing, apparently, for all those years.

You saw them in Geneva.

They were there along Glen Ellyn, where they always are every Friday with Roosevelt Road.

But essentially, they had a very diminished presence there.

If you are at a No Kings rally, if you saw them lining up and you want to call in, that would be great.

630-478-9599.

Next question comes from Jenny in Glen Ellyn.

She says, Josh, how much would you recommend I might set aside every year for retirement if I'm planning to retire in 10 years? Do you know the average retirement age in the U.S.

today?

Get their Proof of Life check-ins, 312-967-8300.

Just got a Proof of Life check-in from Tim in Glen Ellyn.

Said he's heading over this morning.

He's up early.

And he's heading over to Alexander's Cafe in St. Charles to see Lauren this morning.

And thank you, Tim.

That's not too far from Glen Ellyn.

But that's what's going on this morning.

[scat singing]

[instrumental music] Jokes have come in from Bob Weniger, he's in Hanover Park, and Joe Tramarco in Glen Ellyn, and Steve from Indiana, and my friend Linda Bosse from Lincoln, Illinois, and Brad in the big truck in Burnsville, Minnesota.

Father Ron in Peru is leaving for Istanbul.

And we got this message from John Monge in Wisconsin.

Well, there are a couple sort of interesting shows out in art museums in the suburbs.

Cleve Carney in Glen Ellyn has this show all about Chicago's comics community and sort of the art of cartooning, which I think is really interesting.

And then at the Elmhurst Art Museum, they've got this show called Resisting the Long War, which features art that is all made by US veterans.

Oh, cool.

Coached for IC Catholic Football.

Matt Bowen, the man from Glen Ellyn, Illinois.

He's very active.

NFL writer and analyst for ESPN.