George Harrison's "Crackerbox Palace" is an underrated song.
I've been shopping for days, and I can't find a home office chair that I really like.
MLB Network has great coverage during the season. Yet, I find misfires during the post season. The same goes for TBS.
It didn't get a lot of attention, but Conan O'Brien recently ended his hour long shows. He'll be down to a half hour after a three month hiatus. I enjoyed O'Brien's evolution over the years. He began as a nervous bloke, who did awful interviews, and tried to be funnier than his guests, rather than bringing out the best in them. After 20+ hears, he learned to perform with a lot of heart.
I'm very happy cooler weather is back.
Banksy is on the verge of becoming more annoying than creative, and some will say he's already crossed the line.
What can you say about the video coming from the Florida panhandle? Entire neighborhoods, wiped out.
I know we had a lot of rain in a short amount of time Thursday morning, but I shudder to think about the state of storm sewers in a particular city here in our area. They overwhelm easily.
There are few things in life cuter than a chipmunk.
Silly me. I thought the Giants had a shot last night. So many teems have "out of control" players these days. Fans notice. Even though TV ratings have rebounded a bit this season, it has to hurt in the long run. I enjoyed Howie Long's candor on the FOX pre game show. Long is never mentioned as one of the sports TV stars. Yet, he always has something interesting to say.
I could not name one Taylor Swift song. Yet, I am in awe of the way she dominates the music industry and the awards competition.
Any time I see huge lottery jackpots, I'm tempted to buy a ticket. And then, I think of the odds. The money stays in my wallet.
A new Neil Armstrong movie is coming out. Apollo 11 is one of the great stories of our lifetime.
Here we go again-- more proof that it's tough to hack your way to profitability. Several organizations report Sears is nearing bankruptcy, and banks are pushing for a liquidation.
A woman at a furniture store yesterday asked me if I work for The Weather Channel.
