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Mondown for Runday

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Here are Tricia and Matt with a preview of tomorrow's BPP.

Win Rosenfeld

12:10 PM ET | 05-16-2008 | permalink

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I think Tricia is definitely in the running for coolest mom on the planet.

Sent by Dave Wiley | 12:23 PM ET | 05-16-2008

@Dave Wiley,

While I appreciate the shout-out I have to say that would be one sad planet.

What I do bring to the table is a complete lack of shame. We'll see how that goes.

Sent by Tricia, NPR | 3:55 PM ET | 05-16-2008

About.com lists the Black-eyed Susan recipe as one part Cointreau, one part "Mount Gay" rum, one part vodka, and the high-ball glass filled with shaved ice is toped off with pineapple juice and OJ. presenting the wrong drink at a fancy after-work cocktail party could be a major mistake, could you please clear this up and do a segment on all of the proper drinks and recipes for the major spring-time drinking events?

Sent by Dasch Houdeshel | 12:50 PM ET | 05-19-2008

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