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My official statement on the firing of Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott
I will not be taking questions at this time.
Sunday (last Sunday, actually) Stealing!
Now for Sunday Stealing’s quiz from last week, because I liked the questions. 1. Tell us about a time when your family got a newfangled invention (your first air conditioner, color TV, VCR, microwave, computer, etc.). Ooooh, which one to choose! … Continue reading
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Something for Thursday
What’s it like when the music and the visuals of a film meld together perfectly? Well, here’s one such example, which is simply the greatest opening credits sequence history ever. Yes, I said it.
Tuesday Tones
Continuing with our exploration of music with a water theme or inspired by water, we look at the early days of American classical music. America didn’t really “come of age” musically until the 20th century, with the arrival of jazz … Continue reading
A Century of Soupy
Somehow I didn’t realize that Soupy Sales was born 100 years ago the other day. You’d think that I, with my dedication to the pie in the face, would have had the date marked, but…alas, I didn’t. I don’t know … Continue reading
2025 in Photography, part 5 (conclusion)
OK, this is it! The last of my Photography favorites for 2025. As I’ve noted before, all of my photography ends up on Flickr, where I really try to organize things into albums for convenience. (I also use Flickr for … Continue reading
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2025 in Photography, part 4
Yes, I like my own work! And I’m not gonna apologize for that. So there! Moving on. These are in no particular order, but they do mostly come from the latter half of the year. There will be one more … Continue reading
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2025 in Photography, part 3
No particular order, though these do generally come from the back half of the year. Enjoy!
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2025: Was that what 1861 felt like?
Well, here we go: it’s time for my annual look back at the year that has just ended. On a personal level, I didn’t have that bad a year at all. Which is nice, because I don’t just exist on … Continue reading →