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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Deleting Posts
I have an idea that I think will re-energize personal blogging for many of us, but could also be controversial with the traditionalists, because the idea goes against the established rules. The concept is called “deleting posts.” Here is what … Continue reading
Fighting Procrastination with “The 100 Method”
There are chores that give me anxiety. Some that give me the most trouble are quite simple on the surface, like making a phone call or renewing a gym membership. But indecision creeps in and I end up … Continue reading
Dinner in D.C.
“I’m visiting Maryland next week” I emailed Laurie eight days before my trip. “You want to get together on Friday?” “Sure. You want me to round up everyone who lives in the area?” “Nah.” I said “nah,” not because I … Continue reading
The Planning of Maryland
Is there any cliche more annoying than “Life happens when you are making other plans? I hate this expression for the obvious reason – because it speaks the truth. My father planned family vacations three years ahead of time. No … Continue reading
Blog Held Hostage: Third Update
1) I have set up a date for when I am traveling to Los Angeles, and moving my stuff from Sophia’s place. 2) Sat across from an available woman, for at least an hour in real life, and flirted with … Continue reading
Next Stop, Maryland
If you remember, in the beginning of March, I took at bus trip to the Berkshires to visit Jenn. The bus trip was like therapy, pushing me to change. It was the open road — the moving landscape, the assortment … Continue reading
Let’s Remake Arthur Again
If I know my movie-buff friend, Danny, he has already complained about the remake of the perfectly fine 1981 comedy, Arthur, one of the most popular films from that decade. The story, about a happy drunk who stands to lose … Continue reading
My Media Diet: What I Read
One of my guilty pleasures on the web is The Atlantic Magazine’s online “Media Diet.” This is not the typical online venue where someone goes to”goof off.” There are no songs about “Friday” here. The column views itself as a … Continue reading
The Master Advice-Giver
This might surprise you, but others come to me seeking advice on life issues, and I am known to be “brilliant” in helping people make decisions. That is odd, isn’t it? It makes me wonder about the personal lives of … Continue reading