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No fair! No fair! Today was the day I was supposed to report on Opening Day of the baseball season. So much for that. My only salvation is that MLB teams have not officially cancelled any games yet, just postponed … Continue reading
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My copy of The Washington Post today did not even have a sports section. You knew this day was coming. Yeah, I got nothin’. … Continue reading
Really can’t complain about the amount of free time I’ve had the past week or two. Free time in which we’re not allowed to do anything. #ironicpunishment I guess I never realized how much time I devoted to silly things … Continue reading
These days, with everything going on in the world, and little of it good, it’s refreshing to hear, well, anything that isn’t about coronavirus, the Apocalypse, or both. Tom Brady going to the Buccaneers? I don’t care whether it’s true … Continue reading
Back to work today (well, remotely). I guess all good things must come to an end. Let’s hope the bad things come to an end soon too, eh?
For the past 30 years on this date I have purchased a copy of USA Today to check out its “March Madness” preview. Sometimes it would be the only newspaper I purchased the whole year. (And yes, in recent years … Continue reading
Most of what I post on this blog is straight fluff, amusing I hope, but in the broader scheme of things, barely worth the paper it’s not written on. Coronavirus, however… that’s some serious words you can’t say in church. … Continue reading
Canceling major conferences, assemblies, and sporting events for fear of the coronavirus outbreak is one thing, but when they get rid of… studio audiences for Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy!? Whoa. These are the smart people, right? Makes you think. … Continue reading
This past Saturday was National Cereal Day. (Every day around my house is National Cereal Day.) To celebrate, our friends at CNN rank-ordered some of our favorite childhood breakfast cereals according to sugar content, following criteria established by the government’s … Continue reading
The America East Conference Tournament begins tomorrow, and for the second time in three years does not include my Binghamton Bearcats. There are nine teams in the league, and only the top eight make the postseason tournament. Only eight out … Continue reading