DVD REVIEW: CRITICAL CONDITION
Critical Condition, a 2008 documentary explores what happens when you are sick and uninsured in America. Continue reading
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Critical Condition, a 2008 documentary explores what happens when you are sick and uninsured in America. Continue reading
Was it adorable stop-motion animation? Why yes, it was. Thanks for asking. Continue reading
Gash Wednesday author Andrea Rothe talks about every day cellphone app usage in bed, before she even rises for the day. Continue reading
Top Gear does it again! Continue reading
Who knew being a professional sex hole could be so great? Only Hollywood. Continue reading
My dear CHUD folk, now again is the rare time I will blog about movies. You're still screwed though, because you're being subjected to whatever has been lovingly stored by choice in my own personal DVD collection. From time to time, I hilight five random… Continue reading
I think we all need at least one really nice positive thing about the entertainment business every single day of the year, including weekends. Sometimes it may be something simple, like a video that showcases something fun and sometimes it may be a movie… Continue reading
I never thought I'd be a coffee snob. I avoided the stuff until this past year or so, opting instead for hot chocolate or chai tea and similar hot drinks with a spice. I don't need my Starbucks/expresso/latte… (insert "coffee" term) fix ever. I'm just… Continue reading
This morning between 7:30 and 9:00 was a furious rush not unlike most other mornings. I've recently written about how I like to dream the commute to work differently. We all know it is mostly unpleasant. Now try to toss a couple of errands into the early… Continue reading
The summer I was 13 years old, I wrote my grandmother every four days. My mother had stressed that she was very lonely and looked forward to hearing from us. I figured I'd make it my personal mission to write her, and even carefully gridded out a calendar… Continue reading
Monday through Friday at 8:10am, I'm standing at the other ends of two leashes as my dogs traipse through creeping English ivy and carefully and slowly circle a spot before they shit on it. We pause multiple times on our morning walk for my male dog to… Continue reading
I've got a only few things I'm sure of, and this is one: It feels good and right to thank people. It's a good thing to do. Duh. There's no harm: it's not like you're kissing the person's ass to see what you can get out of them, because they've already… Continue reading