Love Wins - Carrie Underwood

Carrie Underwood Interviews Sept 2018

Carrie on Bobby Bones;


Carrie getting Star on Walk of Fame;

Carrie on Ellen;

HIDDEN GEMS in Tower Grove MO

Tower Grove, Missouri 

September 2018

Carrie Underwood sings "Cry Pretty" live at CMA Fest 2018

BB20 Sam and the Robot - Where does she go?

Carrie Underwood - Cry Pretty (Behind The Scenes Of The Music Video)

Streaming Amazon / Netflix July 2018

Streaming July 2018

Streaming July 2018

Carrie Underwood - Behind the Music

Top 10 Most Loved Big Brother U.S. Contestants

BB20 Cast Interviews

Angela Rummans (26)


Angie “Rockstar” Lantry (34)


Bayleigh Dayton (25)


Brett Robinson (25)


Chris ‘Swaggy C’ Williams (23)


Faysal Shafaat (26)


Haleigh Broucher (21)


JC Monduix (28)


Kaitlyn Herman (24)


Kaycee Clark (30)


Rachel Swindler (29)


Sam Bledsoe (27)


Scottie Salton (26)


Steve Arienta (40)


Tyler Crispen (23)


Winston Hines (28)

Carrie Underwood - Cry Pretty (Live From The CMT Music Awards)

Carrie Underwood - The Champion (Live From The Radio Disney Music Awards) ft. Ludacris

BB20!

Angela Rummans (26)

Hometown: Hilton Head, S.C.
Current City: Playa Vista, Calif.
Occupation: Fitness Model
Three Adjectives: Spontaneous, scheming, and headstrong
Favorite Activities: Beach volleyball, spearfishing and oil painting.

Angie “Rockstar” Lantry (34)

Hometown: Columbia, Md.
Current City: Columbia, Md.
Occupation: Stay-At-Home Mom
Three adjectives that describe you: Eclectic, entertaining, and magical

Favorite Activities: Reading, writing, and dancing under the moonlight around a fire to fierce drum beats.

Bayleigh Dayton (25)

Hometown: Lees Summit, MO
Current City: Atlanta, GA
Occupation: Flight Attendant
Three Adjectives: Engulfing, adventurous and unpredictable
Favorite Activities: Yoga (I am a certified yoga instructor), binge-watching random TV shows and Marvel movies (I’m a major Marvel girl), and traveling.

Brett Robinson (25)

Hometown: Oakdale, Conn.
Current City: Charlestown, Mass.
Occupation: Cyber Security Engineer
Three adjectives that describe you: Vehement, riveting and trophy.
Favorite Activities: Working out, home repair and snowboarding.

Chris ‘Swaggy C’ Williams (23)

Hometown: Bridgeport, Conn.
Current City: Bridgeport, Conn.
Occupation: Day Trader
Three adjectives that describe you: Outspoken, rebellious and analytical

Favorite Activities: Playing basketball, working out, traveling and entertaining people on my Snapchat

Faysal Shafaat (26)

Hometown: Orlando, Fla.
Current City: Orlando, Fla.
Occupation: Substitute Teacher
Three adjectives that describe you: Joker, hilarious, and confident

Favorite Activities: Music, food and working out/ playing sports.

Haleigh Broucher (21)

Hometown: Village Mill, TX
Current City: College Station, TX
Occupation: College Student
Three adjectives that describe you: Classic, cautious and contagious.
Favorite Activities: Working out, traveling and taking a good long nap.

JC Monduix (28)

Hometown: Miami, Fla. via Spain
Current City: West Hollywood
Occupation: Professional Dancer
Three adjectives that describe you: Outgoing, honest and eccentric.

Favorite Activities: Going to the gym, watching movies and going to theme parks.

Kaitlyn Herman (24)

Hometown: Plainview, NY
Current City: Encino, CA
Occupation: Life Coach
Three adjectives that describe you: Personable, intuitive and dramatic.

Favorite Activities: Taking Pure Barre classes, meditation and watching reality television.

Kaycee Clark (30)

Hometown: San Diego, CA
Current City: Tempe, AZ
Occupation: Pro football athlete
Three adjectives that describe you: Fun, positive and athletic.

Favorite Activities: Playing sports, working out and personal development.

Rachel Swindler (29)

Hometown: Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Current City: Las Vegas
Occupation: Vegas Entertainer
Three adjectives that describe you: Sarcastic, loyal and passionate

Favorite Activities: Live music, attending sporting events and working out.

Sam Bledsoe (27)

Hometown: Stuarts Draft, VA
Current City: Stuarts Draft, VA
Occupation: Welder
Three adjectives that describe you: Multifaceted, charming and charismatic.

Favorite Activities: Making, building, creating things, fishing, swimming, kayaking, and dancing.

**My favorite** 

Scottie Salton (26)

Hometown: Shorewood, Ill.
Current City: Chicago, Ill.
Occupation: Shipping Manager
Three adjectives that describe you: Energetic, odd and persistent

Favorite Activities: Disc Golf, Crossfit, and watching movies.

Steve Arienta (40)

Hometown: Parsippany, NJ
Current City: Wanaque, NJ
Occupation: Former undercover cop
Three adjectives that describe you: Stubborn, competitive and funny.
Favorite Activities: Motorcycle riding, fishing and playing golf.

Tyler Crispen (23)

Hometown: Rossford, Ohio
Current City: Hilton Head, SC
Occupation: Lifeguard
Three adjectives that describe you: Resilient, charismatic and questionable.

Favorite Activities: Working out, going to the beach and surfing.

Winston Hines (28)

Hometown: Somerset, KY
Current City: Bowling Green, KY
Occupation: Medical sales rep
Three adjectives that describe you: Active, ambitious and passionate.
Favorite Activities: Hiking, long walks or driving with my dog, working out and watching movies.

Carrie Underwood - Misc

Carrie Underwood's 10 Year Opry Member Anniversary


Keith Urban and Carrie Underwood | "The Fighter" | LIVE at 2017 CMT Music Awards


Carrie Underwood Carpool Karaoke



Carrie Underwood Opens Up About Her Accident, New Music, & Athletic Clothing Line | TODAY

Kid Yodeler Mason Ramsey

Ellen


Bobby Bones

Carrie Underwood - Cry Pretty

Avocado toast

Streaming April 2018

April 2018

April 2018

Psalm 23:1-3

The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not be in want. He makes me lie down in green pastures, he leads me beside quiet waters, he restores my soul.

Romans 15:13

May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.

Galatians 5:22-23

The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control. Against such things, there is no law.

Dave Murray's (Fox 2) Long Range Spring 2018 Forecast

March 2018

There is a lot of chaos for the month of March with a true conflict of interest in the atmospheric patterns. That is never a good sign when trying to put together a long-range forecast. The see-saw pattern of the Winter will continue into at least the beginning of the Spring season. So, March will continue with its well-known split personality with a battle between winter hanging tough and some green shoots of spring. Remember, more times than not winter has the upper hand. The overall pattern will see the continuing fade of la Nina into a neutral ocean pattern in the Pacific Ocean. Let’s think a weak la Nina at best. So where does that lead us? I am thinking it is a slow transition to Spring. On the whole, the month will bring near to slightly above average temperatures and that is chilly to cold. However, I do think we could see a week in the middle of the month that will be rather mild for March in St. Louis. The simple rule of thumb for March is don't rush the spring season. Hold back on spring garden plans and expected limited time to be out and about. The good side of my expected temperature pattern is that it will slow the tree budding and slow but not stop the start of the allergy season. The hardcore, solid cold should stay to our east and northeast but commercial planting will have a slow start.

On to moisture and, yes, there can be snow in March. It is typically one of our bigger months for snow, but the overall pattern of the Winter that brought the expected lack of snow will run into the month of March. In turn, I’m not really excited once again about March snows. I think we will see some snow, especially in the early third of the month, but the large-scale patterns will keep the focus well south or well north keeping us stuck in between and on the dry side. But this will not be a bone-dry month. Let’s expect some snow and some rain, even a few rumbles of thunder and flashes of lightning. I don't see the month bringing much in the way of severe weather but it won’t be storm free. As a result, let’s think moisture will be near to a little bit above average for the month. This should keep the area rivers, large and small, in check so I am not really concerned about March river flooding. However, as we move forward into the spring season the combo of severe weather and flooding will be on the rise.

Things to look for the month of March

The red maples begin to bloom
Ticks start to appear and in the middle of March
Purple Martins arrive
March 2018 Highlights

All about see-saw temperatures...chilly to cold wins but a week in the middle of the month looks rather mild
A slight up-tick in moisture...limited snow...moisture near to slightly above average
Some storms but severe weather tough to find...no flooding concerns



April 2018

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April is one of the great months when it comes to weather in St. Louis. It’s all about variety and variety is king in the month of April as winter really lets go and Spring starts to flex its weather muscles. This variety can create just about anything, snow, rain, wicked thunderstorms, flooding, and always the risk of tornadoes. It’s tough going when it comes to forecasting both short and long range, but that has never stopped me.

The month of April will bring some Spring changes, but Winter does not want to completely let go. So we go kicking and screaming into the month of April. This, like a lot of Aprils in St. Louis, will be an interesting and rather challenging month for forecasting, short and long term. There are not a lot of fast balls, but plenty of sliders and curves. The large-scale pattern is neutral when it comes to the oceans and that’s a problem that results in trouble on the horizon. The flip flop in temperatures will continue becoming more common place with our St. Louis weather. There will be some mild to warm days, especially toward the end of the month but with April struggling so will our temperatures. I am thinking temps will run a little below average for the month. The cooler temperatures will not stop the allergy season. The tree pollens will come alive for the entire month. Saying goodbye to the Winter chill will be a slow process, but Spring will win the battle by the end of the month.

My real interest comes with the rain and storm patterns for this April. This is where the real curve balls come into play and that means my confidence is a little low. Why? That neutral large scale pattern, or lack of direction, means moisture patterns could be all over the place. With that said, battles will be setting up in the atmosphere right in the middle of the nation as warm air from the south battles with the cold air trying to hang tough. I think this April will reverse the drought situation and we get wet with above average rainfall and an above average thunderstorm pattern. With a growing uptick in storms as we go through the month, I think we will see five to six strong to severe weather events all bringing heavy rain, hail, wind, lightning and possible tornadoes. One or two events could really be on the mean side. Higher than average rainfall means the concerns will grow on the area rivers. Rises will happen quickly with flash flooding and flooding comes back into the picture on the large and small river systems. The focus on severe weather will be much like last April, from the St. Louis area and points south into the Tennessee and the lower Mississippi valleys. Let’s stay alert in April.

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One other question, could it snow in April? It is not out of the question in the first seven days, but I am not thinking anything big.

Things to look for in April

The tent caterpillars start to appear
Hummingbirds start to return
Robins and other birds start to build their nests
April 2018 Highlights

A slow swing into spring resulting in below average temperatures until the end of the month
Five to six strong to severe thunderstorm events
Expect flash flooding and some fast rises on the large and small river systems



May 2018

May is another month of seasonal swings as we work out of Spring and start seeing hints of the Summer season. That is what is so neat about spring in St. Louis, it brings winter, spring and summer in only three months. May has that bad-boy image of being a rock and roll month known for its big-time thunderstorms along with heavy rain, flooding, and our trade-marked severe thunderstorms.

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Dave Murray’s Long-Range 2017 Summer Forecast
This May will bring a fair share of Springtime weather along with increasing hints of Summer. However, my thoughts on March and April will still be a factor in May. That means a slow squeeze into the Spring and Summer seasons, especially for the start of the month. Overall this May will bring some very pleasant days and nights as we go thru the month. I think when we add up the temperatures, readings will be near to slightly below average. That means the warming of the soil will be on the slow side. The one feature I like to bring up every May is a run of weather known as the "Blackberry Winter,” also known as the “Dogwood Winter.” It is a cold snap that happens around May 9th, 10th, and 11th. This May, I don’t see any reason why we will not have a Blackberry Winter. Why the name? It is typically a cold snap that goes hand in hand with the blooming of the blackberries and the dogwood trees? So yes, some chilly times but also that steady rise in temperatures. This is excellent for the gardens to get growing and the baseball season to come alive.

On to the moisture patterns for the month of May and the uptick in wet weather I’m expecting in April should continue to roll for the entire month of May. I am expecting a little break in the wet weather for the first part of the month, about the same time of the cold snap. But for the middle and end of the month of May, the atmosphere really shows some signs of cooking with a fair share of rain and strong to severe thunderstorms. Typically, we see five to six storm events in May and let’s keep that idea on the table. Like in April, the focus on severe weather will be from the St. Louis area and points south into the lower Mississippi valley. May can be a rather wet month and that's the road I’m going down with rainfall amounts running near to a little bit above average. Keep a close eye on the weather and the short-term forecasts especially with all the weddings, graduations, and all kinds of sporting events. This is all good news after the drought of the Fall and the Winter. But when talking thunderstorms, we have to be concerned with flash flooding and large-scale flooding on the area rivers.

Things to look for in the month of May

Watch for lightning bugs--or fireflies--on warm evenings
Chigger season begins and runs through September
Coyote pups begin emerging from their dens
May 2018 Highlights

Temperatures will have a steady rise during the month but thinking this May will be on the cool side
Cool snap around the 9th to 12th...the blackberry winter
Near to above average storms and plenty of rain. Watch for more flash and large river flooding
Spring 2018 Summary:

The focus during the Spring season will be a very slow start to the season for the months of March, April, and May. Yes, the season will be warming up but it will be a slow process. We’ll see more twist and turns with temperatures and a reverse in the dry, drought pattern. We may need to bring the drought back for the Summer season, but that's for my next long range weather forecast.



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Isaiah 25:1

O Lord, you are my God; I will exalt you and praise your name, for in perfect faithfulness you have done marvelous things, things planned long ago.

STL's Top 100 Restaurants 2018

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Carrie Underwood - The Champion ft. Ludacris

Job 23:10-11

He knows the way that I take; when he has tested me, I will come forth as gold. My feet have closely followed his steps; I have kept to his way without turning aside.

Streaming March 2018

March 2018

March 2018