“My vote for worst comic of the year would have to go to Marvel’s TRANSFORMERS #1. Has anyone out there seen it? I’m still trying to figure out why I wanted to spend $.75 on it in the first place,
But one way or another, you’ll do something
Adjustments had to be made. For most of the first part of this year, I had no gym habit, nor really any exercise habit. Part of it was the depths to which I submerged myself in finishing the novel, another
Variety
As I mentioned in my last post (wow, that was awhile ago), I was briefly consumed by the job of Assistant Editing a feature, which is called The Pact II. I have not seen The Pact. It’s not strictly necessary
New Experience
So I’ve done my first podcast. Not sure if that was a bucket list thing but it’s happened. My friend Ashley started a podcast and I was invited to guest on the second episode, where we discuss the Wendy Davis
Can’t find the lightning if you don’t go outside
“Unlucky people are narrowly focused…They crave security and tend to be more anxious, and instead of wading into the sea of random chance open to what may come, they remain fixated on controlling the situation, on seeking a specific goal.
Back to the Park
There’s a slight chance I think that the movie should have used the ending from this video Last night I saw “Jurassic Park” in the 3D version. The best thing I can say about the 3D is that it was
He was all his words
Roger Ebert responded to my e-mail. I had become a fervent reader of his website in the late 90’s. A single destination that could give me every movie review written since 1985 by the first and (at that time) only
Latent Mode
So I have a gym membership once again – I had only been to the gym once this year, over a month ago; and had not visited much in the weeks prior to that. Last week I activated the new
Breakdown
When I was nine years old I would jog with my father. He was an avid jogger who even finished a marathon back when we lived in Cincinnati. I never went great distances with him, and I’m sure I slowed
New Frontiers in Turkeydom
We in the Thurkettle family were proud deep fryers for many years, and had very very few dangerous incidents during all that. But we’ve left it behind. This is the new hotness: Infrared. Clean, fast, inexpensive, and almost insultingly-simple. And