Monthly Archives: January 2005

Kung Fu Fighting

Friday night my brother brought his gf home from school for a family dinner. My dad only completely embarrassed us twice, which is about average at these types of occasions. When we returned home, Marc showed off the yo-yo he … Continue reading

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A Year Ago Today

Sigh. Well there’s always February 12th.

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No on Gonzales

In case anyone is on the fence (as I was a few days ago) about whether Senators should confirm Alberto Gonzales for US Attorney General, I recommend this editorial. On a wholly unrelated note, tonight’s West Wing significantly upped my … Continue reading

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Channeling Ali G and FDR

Hanna Rosin (of paper bag and Laura Bush==girl fame) continues to earn her pay at WaPo.

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Pregnancy: A pre-existing condition

Saturday night I used what I think I can safely safe was the best Chanukah book I got: The Star Wars Cook Book. The menu was: crackers with Jabba the Hummus (brought by Nick) TIE Fighter Ties (breadstick in the … Continue reading

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Not One Damn Dime

Doing my best, and succeeding thus far, at this boycott today.

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But how does she *know* that Meeker County really exists?

Lia Nistler’s Letter to the Editor, Eden Valley Journal Patriot. (We conducted the poll in question.) Meeker County Public Health, Citizens for Smoke-Free Meeker County and the Meeker County Memorial Hospital have been actively pursuing and pushing for a Smoke-Free … Continue reading

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The Governor

D-DNC, or Dean for DNC Chair, held an event for former Dean staffers at “Local 16,” which is a bar north of Dupont. The Governor himself was in attendance and gave a little shpiel. He’s thinner, but still the same … Continue reading

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Godel, Esher, Borch?

Visited the National Gallery on Sunday, where we focused on their limited-time Gerard ter Borch exhibit. There were some amazing paintings on display; ter Borch is especially known for capturing the shimmer of satin. Certainly he mastered light’s reflection on … Continue reading

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Trogdor’s Peasants: A Riddle

A v. hard riddle passed on to me from Jon: Our not-so-friendly Trogdor the Burninator doesn’t like peasants. In fact, he has just captured n peasants (where n>=2) and wants to eat them. But, Trogdor is feeling nice today and … Continue reading

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