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.
It’s another sunny warm day in San Jose — that sounds like a song by Dionne Warwick, doesn’t it? I’ve just been puttering around the house doing not much of anything. Washing clothes, taking out [more...]
There are three television shows that I have been dying to get on DVD, and by next spring, all three will finally have been released — after interminable waits and amid clamoring from fans, we’ll soon see: [more...]
I wish I had thought up this genre first — making a blog that consists solely of lists of five things. I read it once a week and laugh my head off. Unfortunately, that ship has sailed and I can’t steal the [more...]
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.