The more I watch The West Wing, the more I wish I lived in that fictional universe where the President, while human, has lofty ideals and the intelligence to match.
And where the press secretary is witty, smart, and leggy.
The more I watch The West Wing, the more I wish I lived in that fictional universe where the President, while human, has lofty ideals and the intelligence to match.
And where the press secretary is witty, smart, and leggy.
The man who played Mr. Sulu on “Star Trek” talks about stereotypes, William Shatner’s gaydar fail, and his new musical on the Japanese internment.
TiVo amazes me again – it not only picks out interesting programming for me, but now it’s telling me what I won’t like. In the listing for tonight’s annoying (especially for gridlocked [more...]
I completely forgot for a moment that there is a camera on my mobile phone. Not anymore!
Stuff I have to do.
I never realized we had so many toys in the office.
Brendan Sullivan’s office.
Yes! Sometimes I confuse West Wing politics with real-life politics, and the former can be more interesting, anyway. And yes, I love C.J.