When I was back in high school, what now seems like a million years ago, my high school offered a couple of different options for the required physical education courses. The “gym” class was always the great equalizer among the freaks and geeks, the jocks and the needs and very one in between. There was… Continue reading “How much ya bench?”
Month: August 2008
RIP Roi. And Thanks.
Today I was extremely saddened to hear the news of the passing of Dave Matthews Band saxophonist LeRoi Moore from complications from an ATV accident. He was just 46 years old. Like so many things, I found out the news through Twitter Search which had LeRoi Moore as a trending topic, and sadly, this usually… Continue reading RIP Roi. And Thanks.
Now I know why they call it Whole Wallet
When I had the pleasure of moving down to Long Island City, last November, I was excited by a bunch of things. A great new apartment. An amazing view. The chance to live with my girlfriend. The chance to leave Staten Island for good. The great commute to a new job. It was a… Continue reading Now I know why they call it Whole Wallet
The battle for who could care less
The rapture is coming. And, at the risk of being alarmist, the truth is that it’s coming in a way many of us have never seen. This rapture manifests itself in the battle for the discovery of the self – one fought by historians, psychologists, sociologists, comedians, musicians and ordinary people. The fundamental and most… Continue reading The battle for who could care less
Selling out was easy to do
So, I sold out. In record time I might add. Some of you may have read the last post on this blog where I, rather flippantly, mind you, railed against the need to buy a new iPhone. And in the end, the verdict was, and I quote “no thanks”. So, here we are a few… Continue reading Selling out was easy to do