Twenty of the Best
In Which Your Humble Blogger is glad that the people of Lahore, at least, maintained a sense of perspective.
The King! Bless his heart.
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In Which Your Humble Blogger doesn’t mention the other conversation about the megillah this year, which was totally shipping Mordecai and Zeresh.
Book Report: The Year of the Fat Knight
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In Which Your Humble Blogger can’t imagine himself in the role, but then he couldn’t either, until he agreed to do it.
Neither rare nor well-done.
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In Which Your Humble Blogger doesn’t know the meaning of the word.
Stage report: Romeo and Juliet (Hartford Stage)
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In Which Your Humble Blogger was tempted to write a lot about that marble elevator, but it wouldn’t have been nice.
I don’t get it, I just do not understand.
In Which Your Humble Blogger thinks this may be independent of policy positions (or “policy” “positions”) and Party. I mean, bias and all, yes, but I had not before stared open-mouthed at a debate transcript like this, from either Party.
Film Report: Heavens Above
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In Which Your Humble Blogger has seen two Boulton Brothers movies now and enjoyed them both, presumably because of being both a pathetic Anglophile and utterly out of touch with the times.
Neither Necessary nor Sufficient
In Which Your Humble Blogger inspires himself and then terrifies himself.
Book Report: Gentleman Jole and the Red Queen
In Which Your Humble Blogger is wishy-washy about it, but, you know, that’s how it is sometimes, I guess.
Random thoughts about the Other Party
In Which Your Humble Blogger doesn’t have anything at all to say about the Party that is going predictably.