Dear Paul, Thank you for being you
Follow my blog with Bloglovin While I understand that for many blogging is an opportunity to transcend editorial constraints and write about self… I usually find it all the more…
Category: Things That Make Me Happy
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Check out new clips and a new featurette below from Disney’s upcoming live action The Jungle Book
Follow my blog with Bloglovin I am so ready for this movie how about you? Directed by Jon Favreau (“Iron Man”), based on Rudyard Kipling’s timeless stories and inspired by…
Peep Culture: 37,000 Peeps weigh as much as one boy band
Follow my blog with Bloglovin Fresh or stale, plain to chocolate-covered. There’s a lot you may not know about Peeps, everyone’s favorite (non-chocolate) Easter candy. 1. IT USED TO TAKE…
10 records that could make you a fortune
Follow my blog with Bloglovin What goes up must come down, unless of course you are talking about the price of vintage vinyl the market is sweet music to…
Grammar Police: The power of a typo
Follow my blog with Bloglovin I make my fair share of grammatical errors and typos. So it is nice to see that I am not alone. While I try not…
What is the fate of the Batmobile?
Sometimes it pays to keep your nose out of other people’s business and at least in my humble opinion even the Supreme Court is wise not to mess with Batman……
Flossie Dickey 110 doesn’t take kindly to BS
Follow my blog with Bloglovin Sometimes even the best intentions can go slightly awry… Take for instance a recent interview with Flossie Dickey. At 110 years old she has a…
The New Jungle Book Trailer is here
Follow my blog with Bloglovin The new “Jungle Book” trailer looked like big fun on “Game Day” so I thought I would bring it here so we could all have…
Wake up hollywood and get over yourself!
Follow my blog with Bloglovin I wish I had a category for “Things that make my heart sing”, “Things that renew my hope in humanity”, “Things that speak to the…
GM Diversity: The heart behind the horsepower
The ride on the digital highway is no less precarious than the more traditional open road and for that I am grateful. I am certainly not the first to embrace…