Two of my favorite musicians of all time are Paul McCartney and Beck. Imagine my surprise in discovering this week that those two have combined forces on a new single. It’s called “Find My Way,” and yeah, it’s available everywhere. … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: March 2021
There are a billion things wrong with this year’s NCAA Tournament (and COVID life in general), but this one they got right. Due to travel restrictions or time needed to disinfect the courts or some such thing the third and … Continue reading
Gotta hand it to long-established, big-name brands still experimenting with new creations decades into their existences. Reese’s putting pretzel bits in their peanut butter cups? Safe choice, but no less delicious. Coca-Cola mixing orange and vanilla to its classic blend? … Continue reading
New treat for the day is “party cake”-flavored marshmallow Peeps. Party cake. Either birthday cake is copyrighted, or the Peeps peeps just want to be inclusive of everyone. You know, for like people who don’t have birthdays.
I finally got my hands (and mouth) on that new Ginger Ale Lemonade from Canada Dry. Big Lots, of all places. Verdict? It’s almost as good as either ginger ale or lemonade. … Continue reading
One year ago I started a “quarantine goal” of reading–yes, reading–every single issue of Playboy magazine cover to cover. Issues started in December 1953. So far I’ve made it to August of 1961. Yeah, I’ve still got a ways to go. … Continue reading
Among other oddities regarding this year’s NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament there is this: three schools from upstate New York (real upstate New York) are dancin’ in 2021. The last time Syracuse, St. Bonaventure, and Colgate all made the Big Dance? … Continue reading
Last year I totally got cheated out of this thing we call “March Madness.” (Is that copyrighted? Can I say that?) Not this year, baby! Georgetown! Iona! Mount St. Mary’s! And those giant-killers from the America East Conference, the Hartford … Continue reading
There’s no official date that the COVID-19 Era began, but there is for me in a way. It was March 12, 2020, that I received a 5 a.m. phone call from our school district’s superintendent saying that schools would be … Continue reading
Experts say it’s now the Brooklyn Nets, not the Lakers, who are NBA frontrunners this shortened season. With the addition of Blake Griffin they’ve now got a team of all-stars, and are poised to overtake the Sixers atop the Eastern … Continue reading