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  • Consumerism 2.0

    Like the good, responsible, post-millennium, Gen-X, yuppies my wife and I are, we try to do our part not to be too conspicuous in our consumption.  But, boy, sometimes it’s pretty damn difficult. Take, for example, our cell phones.  They’re old and beat up but they work well enough, except the batteries are toast; gotta […]

    March 16, 2010
  • Kid-toons

    Keeping to my theme of, “‘Loving Fatherhood, but Not Getting Gushy About It”: And, yeah, I don’t know why they don’t have this stuff on the Cartoon Network either.

    December 12, 2009
  • Sharpe’s Review

    I used to consider myself a voracious reader, back when I was in my teens and twenties.  I devoured science fiction at a pretty good rate.  However as I’ve gotten older I am reading less and less.  The problem, largely, is that I simply don’t have the stamina I used to.  Most of my reading […]

    October 30, 2009
  • Art & The Nebbish

    I just stumbled across Kelly Lasserre’s art blog.  Her work is fun and pleasant.  Some is cute, some quirky, some just is what it is.  It has a delightful childlike quality. Which reminds me of when I was young, trying my own hand at drawing, and how plagued I was by the little voice in […]

    October 6, 2009
  • The Seagull’s Cry

    It’s snowing this morning.  Real, honest-to-god, sticking-to-the-ground, snow.   I wasn’t expecting it but there it is, a light dusting just beginning to accumulate.  It will be the first snow our son has ever seen or touched, and so today will be special.  Or so I hope once he wakes up.  Right now he is asleep […]

    October 4, 2009
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