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.
I'm watching the 1984 film "2010: The Year We Make Contact", and I'm struck with how completely wrong it is in its prediction of the future.
I downloaded the contents of my camera today, and the results are on my main website for the world to see. First, a few shots during Sara Hickman’s concert at the NCSS Annual Conference in Phoenix last month; then [more...]
This is where the big, quantifiable difference between San Jose weather and Washington weather rears its head: right now, it is 104° in San Jose -- very unusual heat, it rarely goes over 90 here. (The record for [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.