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Love that weekend wraparound holiday. How do we feel about arranging all holidays on Sundays… and then celebrating them from Friday to Monday?
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In the 19th century and into the early part of the 20th century it was customary, on the Fourth of July, for a public official–a mayor, a judge, a justice of the peace–to recite the text of the Declaration of … Continue reading
In the past week I’ve done two things that brought normalcy a little closer to reality. One: played a gig. Two, saw somebody else play a gig. Not too much to report about my own gig. Yup, still know how … Continue reading
Latest manifestation of unusual food item… Wendy’s spicy chicken sandwich-flavored Pringles. (Pause for effect.) Okay this is just too much. … Continue reading
Back to the old unscripted format for this week’s episode of Math and Musings. Check it out here. … Continue reading
I’m 39 years old, which means I’ve been a legal adult for more than two decades. All this time I’ve lived in a society which promises, among other things, a jury of one’s peers. I’ve never been judged by such … Continue reading
Beautiful thing about living in 2021… blogging from the beach. Beautiful thing about being at the beach… not wasting precious beach time blogging. … Continue reading
In our ongoing quest to find new and unusual snack items, my son and I have discovered ketchup-flavored Pringles. Not a misprint. Not a gag. Currently available only in Canada, with the right connections (i.e. this thing called Amazon) one … Continue reading
Like most people in the world I watched In the Heights this past weekend. Watched it from the comfort of my home, which I guess at this point says more about me than about the state of the world. In the … Continue reading
Like Santa Claus showing up in summer, musical idols of my youth, Weezer, dropped a surprise (to me, anyway) single on Friday, this after two full-length albums so far this year. (Yeah, that’s like Santa in January, May, and June.) OK Human, Van … Continue reading