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Yay, Networks. Yeah, networks. Love letters to Kelly. Wow, okay, welcome to Love Letters to Kelly. I'm Kelly Razz Berry with Robert Airman. I'm sorry I'm laughing. That jingle was perfect, but I just scrolled up and saw the picture. I'm like, well, those are three little boys singing the jingle. Who is this little girl in the photo with me? Oh my gosh. So this is me from a long time ago. I'm trying to remember that top, but I do not remember those. Is that pants or a skirt? I cannot, am I hair short? I'm a hot mess. This 20 years ago picture. This is a long time ago. This is from Billy with an IE because you know boys or why girls are IE.

She says, Hey Kelly and Robert, I've been listening to the podcast since the beginning and the radio shows since I was a little girl. This is her and that picture Robert. She said, I'm now 29. I even went to watch the show live many years ago. I attached the photo of us. My kids and I listen to y

one of my kids even talk to

world problems needless

huge fans. I've been ask to go attach the photo of us. My kids and I listened to y and one of my kids even talk to you all for the first world

problems.

Needless to say, we are huge fans. I've been asking my boys Caleb the oldest, Kai the middle and Tassum the youngest to sing the jingle for years. I guess they're finally tired of me asking. They finally just saying it. They love singing the jingle whenever we listen to the to Radio Show. Love you guys, Billy. Billy, this is so fun. You were adorable. I'm guessing

you were about nine years old there. This is crazy. And then seeing her little precious boys. How fun. Thank so much. I know itty bitty. I was itty bitty or two then. Where you're going? You know, it's so funny. You look back at these pictures at the time. You're like, I'm so fat, this outfit makes my arm look so big. I would do anything to go back and have those arms again. Now the outfit, no, wherever that is, it can stay there. But man, I've loved to go back in time. That's a fun memory. Thank you, Billy, for sending that in. That's great. Well, like I said, I'm Kelly Raspberry Roberts here. Thank y'all for joining us for another podcast. If you have pictures and stuff from the past, send them in.

That's always fun to see. Robert, you, gosh, I've known you almost 30 years now. Were you here when I first came to Dallas in 94? We probably know. We should have probably met in around 94, 95. Yeah. So yeah, I first heard it at the radio station. I think it was the spring

of 95. Okay. So very, it's kind of hard when it's that many decades. It might have been

94 or I can't really remember. When it's been that many decades, it's hard to probably still have my old paystubs. I save all my paystubs. Really? Yeah. I always was told that you save paperwork for seven years and then you could throw it destroy it. So I always kept seven years worth of tax receipts and just whatever year I've

shred the last

year.

I keep those other ones just for the members. Yeah. It was fun. I wish I had thought to do that, but I didn't. I shredded it all because I love throwing things away. It's my favorite. My dad loves shredding to the point where it makes me not want to shred anything. Oh yeah. So you've become a hoarder.

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