I’ve been spending much more time in the real world than in the virtual world these days, so I figured I’d share some more pictures with you, just so you don’t feel left out. ‘Cause you know I’m thinking about you. Mostly blurry pictures.

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Remember The Dead Zone, that David Cronenberg film of the Stephen King novel? In it, Martin Sheen plays a politician named Greg Stillson. John Smith, the story’s protagonist with visionary powers (played remarkably well by Christopher Walken), shakes Sheen’s hand at a campaign rally and foresees a dismal world future with Sheen as President of […]

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For your viewing pleasure, some photos from the last couple of days. Please enjoy. Or else.

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Odd discussion about pants is currently transpiring in the comments on the last post which itself has nothing whatsoever to do with pants. (David Letterman would be pleased, I’m sure.) It’s probably all Ari’s fault, seeing as how I was trying to paint a somber picture of a cold, dull day when she chimed in, […]

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A building at the south end of the Capitol lawn - at 16 stories, it is the tallest in that area - wheat-colored, with big plate windows half-filled by air-conditioner units, stands against a ribbon of dark gray, almost black storm clouds clinging to the hills west of town. From a nearly invisible vent pipe […]

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A sneeze, when performed properly, begins with an announcement to everyone within a five mile radius that a sneeze is coming. Why do you think they are transcribed as “Ah-choo”? The “Ah” is the warning that something abrupt is about to happen. That’s the way it’s supposed to be. Ah-CHOO! It can be soft and […]

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