Ella has started using our laptops to type words and play online games. I have a feeling this scene is going to be familiar for the next dozen years.

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I absolutely love the Coen brothers, so I get excited about every movie they do, but how can you not be excited about True Grit? Allegedly, this is a much closer adaptation of the Charles Portis novel, then that of the 1969 John Wayne movie. The question you now have to ask: Is Jeff Bridges […]

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I have been working crazy long hours for a while now and its starting to take its toll on me physically and mentally. I need a break. Just a couple days away and unplugged would do me a world of good. Luckily, that is the plan this weekend – relaxation here I come. I can’t […]

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That’s you, drops of water. And you’re on top of the mountain. A success. But one day you start sliding down the mountain and you think, “Wait a minute. I’m a mountain top water drop. I don’t belong down in this valley, in this river, in this low dark ocean with all these drops of […]

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According to the Phantom Time Hypothesis the early Middle Ages, specifically 614-911 AD as they are recorded in history are a fabrication. it argues that those 297 years of falsified history were achieved through the alteration, misrepresentation and forgery of documentary and physical evidence. So if this theory were true, instead of it being the […]

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Late yesterday afternoon Erin and I took the girls to a really nice park. The plan was that Ella could practice riding her new Hello Kitty bike on the walking path that circles the park. It was so much fun. Ella was a riot, and was also an impressive little bike rider! I can not […]

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Dinner with Schmucks I saw this movie months ago, but just wasn’t sure what to say about it. It was just so, so. I would be curious to see the original French film this was based on, I am guessing it would be a different humor all together. I had high expectations and it did […]

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Neither had I, until I saw this video today (it’s from Banaroo): Here is a quick way to hear some more of their songs: http://listen.grooveshark.com/#/search/songs/?query=Avett%20Brothers (I love Groove Shark)

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I just read a crazy article about James Franco, the actor, artist, student, etc. Here is the “busy” part, I couldn’t believe his ridiculous academic ambitions while still working on both tv and movies: As soon as Franco finished at UCLA (graduating in just 2 years), he moved to New York and enrolled in four […]

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