I’m not normally one to apologize for light posting. Rather, for those of you wondering where the hell I’ve been, know that three things have been eating at me: Pneumonia Depositions Skyrim Pneumonia has kept me down and at home. Where… Continue Reading
This is an entirely apolitical post, but I thought I would share it anyway. I am reminded of it every Easter. A family that is close to ours used to have a Crawfish Boil every Good Friday. One year, there… Continue Reading
I have inadvertently joined the Hoodies Brigade. I was cleaning up and going through some old boxes the other day, and I found a long-lost hoodie of my alma mater that got lost in the last move (it was put… Continue Reading
Chris commented thusly to Murali: Because let’s face it, while the ordering might be slightly different, “liberals” and “conservatives,” for example, have pretty similar basic values: life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness, and all that. What they differ in is… Continue Reading
The new device in the house is an XBox. I’m looking for a game that Mrs. Likko will enjoy, which means one that we can play, live, together. Cooperative play would be better but she’s not opposed to competitive play.… Continue Reading
Tod’s Grade-A post on truth and Truth prompted my mind to return to a line of thought I frequently travel down but do not write about. The editor of my hometown paper used to frequently say “We all have a… Continue Reading
I am presently reading Melissa F. Miller’s Irreparable Harm. I didn’t buy it, but rather “checked it out” from Amazon Prime’s free check-out program. The way that it works is that you can check out one book a month. You… Continue Reading
I have an odd question/request. Since I’ve lived in the Mountain West, I’ve come to know the area reasonably well. I’m curious how people who aren’t out here know the area or perceive it. You all can help me out… Continue Reading
…[T]he other side interested in scaring the rest of us here with a message of fear, so today’s questions appear through the lens of yesterday’s perception of “fair” and the prejudice clear whenever they’re debating on who gets to be… Continue Reading
This is what can happen when you don’t understand the fine nuances of privacy policies: you could wind up a pop-up on Girls Around Me (“GAM”). GAM is a really creepy iPhone app that coordinates data from GPS readings on… Continue Reading