For those of you who follow Blinded Trials but don’t spend time at the main page, I have an announcement! We’re moving! Kind of. But not really. Erik, the esteemed editor-in-chief of the erstwhile League of Ordinary Gentlemen (to whom… Continue Reading
“Why didn’t you ask the concierge?!??!?” Picture a scene: two pleasant gentlemen stroll the sidewalks of midtown Manhattan. Newlyweds (of a kind), they have come to the City in search of amusement and rest. Walking now, they seek a decent… Continue Reading
Dear chums — Congratulations are in order! You good people have accomplished something I would heretofore have considered impossible. Indeed, such is the magnitude of your achievement that I feel compelled to laud it publicly. You have made me miss… Continue Reading
Perhaps I may be indulged if I were to post once more about marriage equality and my own wedding? After this I’ll move on to something else to talk about. (I promise.) So the Better Half and I got married… Continue Reading
The equal protection under the law is new. Thank you, my beloved Better Half. I love you, and would marry you over and over and over again.
This week’s Question comes to you courtesy of NewDealer. Take it away, amigo: “I have two Tuesday question submissions that come from a reoccurring theme in my life. I am not a fan of the Princess Bride. I think it… Continue Reading
I would never have thought to call myself a stay-at-home dad. First of all, to me that implies (fairly or unfairly, accurately or not) a man who takes care of his kids rather than working outside the home. I have… Continue Reading
Despite having lived in New York City for several years by that point, I had never attended the Pride parade. The reasons why I hadn’t in any given year escape me now, along with all the other irrelevant details of… Continue Reading
I am fond of Julie Delpy. I have, of course, never met Julie Delpy. I have never been to France (more’s the pity) and life has sadly not afforded me opportunities to meet glamorous French actresses any more than American… Continue Reading
I usually avoid commenting on the stupid things people say when crafting laws at the state level. It seems like a cheap way of making snarky comments when someone in a state legislature says something dumb and everyone across the… Continue Reading