2005, IN PERSONSo the other day I watched the big ball drop, cheered for 2005, and ran back to watch Kill Bill on the other TV. So it’s safe to say that because I rang in the New Year with a lot of bloody anime, dismembered Japanese folk, a Caucasian that likes to play with samurai swords, and big shiny balls, I have a right to blog about what this ( Read more... )

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This is just something I wrote for the Holiday issue of the school newspaper. It probably won't even make it into the newspaper, but I wrote it. So I win.

you could have your resolution here!
(the unofficial editorial)

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Ever since Halloween last year, where I apparently gave up on my non-existent costume, paraded myself around as... myself (surprisingly, none of the small children ran away in fright), and bargained with my sister for more candy than I deserved, I've had a costume in mind that I've apparently also given up on this year 'round as well. I've pretty ( Read more... )

This is Running Bear.

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It's become quite clear to me that 2004 has definitely had a rough start. Besides the nearing elections, and the broken resolutions, and the prospect and/or possibility of Bush getting re-elected, there is the looming sadness of the surprising end of a hope that goes by the name of Bennifer. Yes, the union of Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez, ( Read more... )

Lately I've been noticing quite a trend among the middle aged and seniors. Everyone is moving to Florida. This past summer, my friend was flown to Florida, the Sunshine State (lovingly known as the buffer zone), kicking and screaming with all her power (which is not saying much, but you get my point). I am assuming that some kind of sun disease is ( Read more... )

So I'm beginning to think that maybe we're all lacking a little social morality. And maybe we need a solution, or even an example to follow. I know that there are a lot of WWJD (What Would Jesus Do?) slogans and shirts out there, but being Jewish, this really doesn't apply to me. So I figured that maybe, in light of our current doubt of Bush, the ( Read more... )