The Daily Word 06.19.07 A "beefy" urban climber is charged with stealing a frozen dinner. Six-way talks with North Korea about its nuclear program could start up [...] Amy Dalness \ Jun 21, 2007 Read More
Coffee Break I’m sick of people always telling me coffee will lead me to an early grave. (OK … they didn’t say that exactly, but [...] Ida M. Peach \ Jun 21, 2007 Read More Yum. Medicine.
Avant Artcore Sleaze Rock For Your Face Man, you think you know a little something about rock music. It’s the genre you’ve been immersed in your whole life, after all. [...] Marisa Demarco \ Jun 21, 2007 Read More The Byrds: Versed in the ways of Jangle Pop.
Video Of Ghost At Santa Fe Courthouse Nerds Wet Pants In Excitement Security cameras at the Santa Fe Courthouse captured a ghostly fur ball flying by a cop car out front. Nobody knows what it [...] Nick Brown \ Jun 21, 2007 Read More
Woes Of The Smoking Ban I’ve got a friend in town and have been going out a lot lately—every night almost. The change in the bar scene since [...] Marisa Demarco \ Jun 21, 2007 Read More
The Good, The Bad And The Ugly No. 2 Deep Dish Drudgery While visiting my parents in Missouri, my father decided to show off his newly acquired culinary prowess by rustling up some grub all [...] Maren Tarro \ Jun 21, 2007 Read More No! No! No! No hot dog casserole, ever!
The Daily Word, 06.14.07 Today’s edition of Joemonahan.com links to Chris Cillizza’s “The Fix” column in the Washington Post about Bill Richardson’s alarming unpredictability as a presidential [...] Steven Robert Allen \ Jun 21, 2007 Read More
“Please Occupy Us!” President Bush visited what could be the world’s most pro-American country this past weekend while on his European tour. Yep—a European country may [...] Hayley Shoemaker \ Jun 21, 2007 Read More
The Web Eats Another Art Form The era of ritualistically flipping to the newspaper’s back page to provide a daily dose of comic relief may be a practice on [...] Hayley Shoemaker \ Jun 21, 2007 Read More (pbfcomics.com)
Culture Bandwagon I’ve always known that my midlife career change will be to become a teacher. The profession just seems so rewarding and challenging and [...] Amy Dalness \ Jun 21, 2007 Read More
