I love Charles Krauthammer at the Washington Post. He is wonderful. I have been reading back articles and it is lovely how the language of his articles about Obama parallels many of the statements made at the convention. (Look for his name in the "home" section under opinions at washingtonpost.com. Try "The Audacity of Vanity" on for size ( Read more... )

Before she actually does and sues me for making false claims, let me say that the above is most likely not true. However, I was looking on her website today (explanation to come) and noted that she has recently posted an entry in her own blog (which I did not read) titled "How much do I love Post-it Notes?" She was obviously referring to a previous ( Read more... )

Dawson, the idol of teen angst and one man tribute to American Eagle, is nothing if not an inspiration to be cheesy. I mean, Dawson is the kind of guy [read: fictional character] who says things like "edge is fleeting, heart lasts forever" with a very earnest expression on his face. Nevertheless, the life and times of Leery and the gang are a ( Read more... )

Since early November, nearly every home across the country has been experiencing the same plight. Ah yes, you might say, home forclosures have affected many Americans. Or perhaps you assume that I speak of the widespread draught that has made campfires a risky game in most of the continental United States. Although these problems are relevant, they ( Read more... )

Just because they’re nice and thoughtful guests and took the sheets off the futon and folded it back up and washed the dishes in the sink before they left doesn’t mean that it was any easier to come home to an empty house after everyone was gone. If they had left their towels all over the bathroom and quilts piled on the floor and eaten all my food ( Read more... )

“Well the website is the brainchild of my brainchild Ryan. It is my brain grandchild” - Michael ( Read more... )

“Jim Halpert’s off the market, guess who just became the best looking single guy in the office?” - Andy Bernard ( Read more... )

tivo is amazing. and so is the office ( Read more... )

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Let it never be assumed that turning into a grown-up is easy. It is easy for youth to look at its elder and criticize him for yearning for the 'glory days' gone by. All youth takes in through his gaze is stiff joints and cheeks and hair that have lost that glow of aliveness that is so particular to the young. That glow is what gives youth its ( Read more... )