Month: July 2012

(This post contains colorful language which I’ve opted not to censor since I think it properly demonstrates my feelings on the matter.  JB or anyone else, feel free to edit if you so choose.  You have my blessing.) As many… Continue Reading →

We’ve all had to write at least one report on the Kübler-Ross model of grief, right? You know the drill: Denial Anger Bargaining Depression Acceptance Criticisms of this particular model of grief exist, of course. Not everybody goes through this,… Continue Reading →

So I caught “The Dark Knight Rises” yesterday and here is my Five Word Review: They Didn’t (Mess) It Up. Since I might have caught it while Maribou might have been at the Ren Faire, I will be seeing it… Continue Reading →

I’ve just resolved hostilities between some organics and some synthetics and am fixing to spend an hour or so pumping up readiness before taking on The End Of The World… at which point I will *FINALLY* be able to review… Continue Reading →

Okeydoke, we’ve got the tiniest bit of a reprieve this week. We’re going to watch “Olivia. In the Lab. With the Revolver.” It’ll get us back in tune with that other meta-plot that we’ve forgotten about temporarily. If you’ve got… Continue Reading →

Holy cow! Is tomorrow Friday already? Indeed it is. This is one of those weeks where I’ll manage to have my 40 in prior to lunchtime tomorrow (heck, prior to second breakfast) and it wasn’t because we were doing the… Continue Reading →

In the comments to Monday’s essay, Mark Boggs brings up the very important topic of “songs that get you through the breakup” and, whoa, that’s seriously a topic that deserves an essay (if not a series of essays). There are… Continue Reading →

This week, our assignment was to watch the episode “Peter” from Season Two of Fringe. (You can read the Television Without Pity Recap here, while the AV Club has their recap of the episode here. The post dedicated to the… Continue Reading →