Monthly Archives: January 2009

Okay, folks. I’ve had it. Your standards are all too low. I’m sick and tired of the fantastic television shows getting canceled while the shining stars of mediocrity get renewed year after year. Cases in point: Pushing Daisies? Canceled. Eli … Continue reading →

Just finished typing this up for a Facebook note, so I figured I’d put it up here, as well. No sense in letting hard work go to waste and all that. Have a nice Thursday! 25 Random Things About Bryce … Continue reading →

You know what I hate? I hate when I get a cold, because there’s pretty much nothing I can do about feeling miserable. I mean, if I take nothing, then I go around sniffling and snuffling for forever, with a … Continue reading →

Done. But my lunch break is gone. We all make sacrifices in life. Speaking of sacrifices, I watched The Contract last night with John Cusack. Not that I watched it with him, but that I watched a movie with him … Continue reading →

And because I just read this article–and it mirrors exactly something I do already–I thought I’d link you to it, as well. Kind of cool that Seinfeld and I agree on this. And if we both agree, then clearly we’re … Continue reading →

Because I know a lot of you readers out there really don’t care a lick for what’s going on with me–you’re much more interested in what’s going on with my family–I’ve decided to take a moment today and give you … Continue reading →

As some of you are no doubt aware, today the Oscar nominations were announced. Benjamin Button racked up 13 noms, Slumdog Millionaire got 10 and Dark Knight got 8 (though the only biggie was Ledger for supporting actor). I have … Continue reading →

Well, the bad news is that my brain hurts. I’ve been using it too much today. 🙂 The good news is that I had a very successful writing session last night, and I feel much better about my book. So … Continue reading →

I could post something political today. My thoughts on the inauguration, or historic moments in general, or whatever. But I figure ya’ll have quite enough of that as it is today, so instead, I shall regale you with Tales of … Continue reading →