Monthly Archives: January 2008

Great article on Bill’s recent (and not-so-recent) antics, written by Jeff Jacoby (columnist for the Globe). Reprinting his article, received from his email list (a list you can join, look at the bottom of the column for info), verbatim, here: … Continue reading →

Yuck. As much as I hate to say this, Mitt Romney is now a viable candidate for the presidency. Why? The economy. Romney has a good managerial record, and the American people are stupid enough to let the economy dominate … Continue reading →

One more game. One. Game. Superbowl. BAHAHAHAHAHAH!

There, I said it. I like Barack Obama. Sue me. Not his politics — whatever they are, because he doesn’t really stand for anything except “hope” and uh…”hope” — but because he’s an engaging speaker willing to say certain things … Continue reading →

Just passing this along, it’s a little newsletter I get from UC Berkeley as an alum showcasing some of the neat-o stuff they’re doing in the field of science. I really love Berkeley, I really do. Miss it a lot, … Continue reading →

…but Wellesley is actually becoming more gentrified. I loathe what they’ve done to Linden Street. For those of you who have no clue about Wellesley, the center of town runs parallel to Linden Street. Washington Street is the main drag … Continue reading →

So…after the first two rounds, we’re left with teams that weren’t supposed to be here (except for the Patriots). Of course, Manning (of the Peyton flavor) threw for over 400 yards against the Chargers and the Chargers still won. I’m … Continue reading →

Yet I’m going to write something about her. Oh yes. I just read this off of http://www.thisishullandeastriding.co.uk/ (my comments in brackets): Demi speaks up for Britney[a headline like this, you know you’ve hit paydirt] Hot on the heels of George … Continue reading →

This is annoying me a great deal. John McCain, early leader in the primaries, is simply not electable. He’d be the oldest president (at 76, I believe) ever elected. Also note he’s the genius behind “campaign finance reform” that limits … Continue reading →

Oh, hey, very interesting and very flattering, I’ve been linked as one of the top local bloggers by The Swellesley Report. One good turn deserves another, so I’m going to put them on my side navbar. It’s a great site … Continue reading →