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The only cure I know for the Monday Blues is the Bob and Sherry Show.

Sounds like somebody's got a case of the Mondays.

Sounds like a case of the Mondays.

It's Monday.

I know it's Monday.

And now on this fabulous Monday from the Palatial Bob and Sherry Studios, it's the Bobbensherry show.

Oh, Monday.

Monday. Monday, Monday.

I used to dread Mondays.

I had the Sunday scaries, you know, and you get used to just getting that little bit of extra sleep.

And then here comes Monday.

But a while back, we turned Monday into something special around these parts because we now begin every single Monday with a little something we call the marvelous news.

It's marvelous. It's wonderful.

Why, it's marvelous.

This is exciting, riveting, and marvelously temporary.

It's time for La Marvelous News. I've been holding on to this one since Easter, and I just didn't want to let it get

away. And it's about a little boy. His name is Nathan, and he's 12 years old, and he was

diagnosed with stage four non-Hodgkin lymphoma as a child. Now, the good news is he's only two

treatments of doing the treatments so that he can hopefully ring that remission bell.

But while he's still in Providence, Alaska's Children's Hospital,

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