Today was--at least where I live--a very gray day. (We had a spectacular, fiery sunset minutes ago, but that's a side note and not the purpose of this post. It was pretty darn spectacular, though!)
I had planned to do a number of errands on this very gray day, starting at the Canton Car Wash for…
Awww.
I was recently encouraged to--and did--watch "The Big Bang Theory." (There's a strong line of Aspergers in my family and the show provides a lovely reminder that some folks cannot read social cues--something my child self and all-my-life self knows well.) I loved the show--much more than I thought I would. Truly did.
After watching TBBT,…
Timothée Chalamet may be a scrawny little thing--a young 'un as well (at least from my chronological perspective), and yet I find myself entranced and completely focused each--and every--time his face slow-moes up on the screen in the Bleu de Chanel commercial featuring him.
The music doesn't hurt either.
Thank you, Martin Scorsese. Well done!
For the record -- and before you all go echo-chambering yourselves into more nonsense -- there absolutely is not a Zillennial generation. Nor is there a #GenZ.
Generations are typically 20-23 years in length in recent centuries and are getting longer, not shorter; so this whole 14-years-for-Millennials and the same number of years for…
On occasion I click and open the emails from my county government.
In today's email was an announcement about a HoCo Lights neighborhood guide to finding homes and businesses decorated with elaborate and fun holiday lights.
I think this is grand. I really do. And it's a great project for the county government to take on. They…
I present evidence in that modern-day discussion and pondering of whether our phones and devices are listening to us and presenting potentially relevant ads.
Yesterday, after a most lovely day with my brother's wife Clara Maria down at Jose Andres's Jaleo (oh, do try The Jaleo Experience!) and a stroll around the Downtown Holiday Market in…
That is one very, very large Santa ... and Rudolph, as well.
Not my cup of tea -- and thankfully -- not my next-door neighbor.
Each to our own!
I must have seen this ad a good dozen times before I realized that was John Travolta in there.
I mean, I could see the cool factor of said Santa as he strutted about in the commercial, and I do associate many a Bee Gees' song with the Saturday Night Fever and John Travolta, but I…
When news of (now expelled) Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) and his web of lies first came to my attention, I knew right away he was one of Them--one of 'those people' who can't not lie. (Santos did more than simply lie a lot to get expelled. Lies are one thing. Fraud is another.)
And while as…
Tryna figure out if a message someone sent me really happened or if I dreamed it.
So many tools, platforms and options to consider. Was it an email message I read? Or one on Linkedin? Maybe it was Facebook, or a text? And if it was email, which? (I have a few.) Or, maybe it was…
It's an interesting thing to witness -- how much the world changes, especially in the course of one's own lifetime. Some changes are huge and grand such as a nation's boundaries redrawn through war or peace, or a new technology (for me, handheld GPS) that changes Everything. Many changes are small and incremental, but add…
Some articles I write flow.
Others, erg, don't.
Yet deadlines loom and publications need to go press (legit, this article on my plate is for a print newspaper), and so I go on.
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In looking for an image to go with this post, an old typewriter popped into mind.
I actually did elementary, middle-school and high-school homework on a…
