As a child, the collective concept of the future was defined by a romanticized conception of the years 2000 and 2010. I looked ahead to these years imagining the sudden wonders they would bring. Now, the future has become both … Continue reading
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My fiery-red auto-machine is back in my possession. She looks brand new—cleaner and shinier than she has been in a long time. Two weeks ago, I was involved in a relatively tame auto accident. A woman was crossing two lanes … Continue reading
Erika and I helped a friend of mine evacuate his home in Altadena. From his backyard, we could see huge plumes of smoke and flames burning the mountainsides less than a few miles away. I expected the fire to be … Continue reading
A few weeks back I received a gift from Erika, a tiny little rabbit version of Chinny. She ordered him from a girl online who makes special order yarn bunnies. Now, like everyone else, he has a Facebook page. Become … Continue reading
Moving to Los Angeles over six years ago meant giving up a number of Louisiana’s finer points such as Mardi Gras. During the weeks leading up to Fat Tuesday, King Cakes are everywhere and they are delicious. I have been … Continue reading
I saw two movies over the weekend. Coraline turned out quite well. I think it is Henry Selick’s best work by far. It has been several years since I read the book and I recall enjoying it, but I think … Continue reading
A faltering economy, constant layoffs all around me, and my encroaching unemployment in April have had one very beneficial side-effect: I am motivated and inspired. I’ve been working like crazy on a variety of different things. I’ll post more about … Continue reading
Need to learn basic math principles? Wish you could learn them from a hamster? It’s your lucky day! Thanks to some fine folks in Canada, you can watch Tumbletown Tales and fulfill your dreams! Seriously, watch it. It is hilarious. … Continue reading
Wednesday, Dec. 3 8:00 PM (EST/PST) The greatest Christmas special ever, Rudolph, airs. It is always a sad year when I miss it. 44 years old and still damn good. P.S. Disregard the date on CBS’s non-updated site. It lists … Continue reading