Portland

Well, I'm in the-

You're the Portland area

...

I'm, well, I'm in, I'm in, I'm in, uh, in Portland metro, so I'm actually on the Washington side.

But I mean Portland, you're, you're, you know, every house is a million dollar house, basically.

Like, it's, you know, like anything, anything around where I'm at, um, I mean, it's, I, I, I don't think I've seen anything lower than 500,000 in ages.

Like quite a while.

They need to come down a lot.

The Moondog gimmick in wrestling was born in 1973 when Lonnie Main became Moondog Main in the World Wrestling Federation, WWWF.

He continued using the gimmick in Portland, Texas, California and Georgia.

He died in 1978 in an automobile accident.

In 1980, Moondog Hawkins wrestled in the WWF, in which the gimmick was short-lived.

operator wants you, Sheriff.

Says it's right in Portland.

Oh, thanks, Eddie.

How's old Tom, Ranger? Heard he was hurt pretty bad.

Dorill said he didn't receive any compensation for the exercise, but that Army officials agreed to pay for any damage.

Traffic was shut off on the I-thirty-seven overpass going toward Portland from seven forty-five to eight PM and again from eight twenty to eight thirty PM.

Traffic leaving Portland could enter Corpus Christi.

The Harbor Bridge walkway also was closed.

"We've had ten times worse traffic jams during a major car accident," said Lieutenant Ken Ursland of the Corpus Christi Police Department.

You know, Montgomery, you know...

Montgomery, Gregory, Portland, Lovejoy.

Lovejoy and Argyle will play later this year.

So I think there's some choppiness here.

Yep.

And it says, "Margarita cheesecake by Carol Barclay of Portland, Texas."

Okay, that's Beth's mama.

Now, you turn it to page 66, and here is Carol.

"Imagine it's June 1983, and a new issue of Southern Living with a cover shot of a [clears throat] ham and cheese-stuffed head of iceberg lettuce-

[chuckles] There we go again

... just arrived at the home of Carol Barclay, a loyal reader in Portland, Texas." So it goes on to share that she contributed at least 40 recipes to Southern Living over the course of her life.

Wow.