Month: August 2007

You know what I find really odd advice. “Be yourself.” Strangest advice in the world. How can you ever not be yourself? If you’re not […]

I’ve spent a good part of this year angry at God. I’ve actually come to believe that it takes some faith to do this. Or […]

I don’t know when this happened, but I love kids, especially my friends’ kids. I’ve always liked kids, but there was previously a barrier there […]

I had a dream last night. I was at some sort of hazing type initiation thing. I don’t know the organization, but there were people […]

I told Henry over the trip that some readers of my blog think he’s a jerk for his abrasive comments. I’m assuming that’s the reason […]

It’s sad but true: Dave is legitimately a better Dr. Mario player than me. At first, I was losing because I wasn’t used to the […]

This is old, but if you’re familiar with Rome, this impression Caliendo does of him is hilarious. Especially his 4-syllable thing. It’s so true. I’m […]

Newsweek article about a study that suggests that popular infant educational DVDs like Baby Einstein and Brainy Baby may actually slow language development rather than […]

TMQ is back, my favorite column. This week he has an interesting digression about Harry Potter and Christianity, how a couple key phrases in the […]