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WWW Wednesday and Places we Miss
Today’s prompt from Long and Short Reviews is “places we wish were still around”. I know a lot of my Millennial people will say “Blockbuster!”. And I get it: Blockbuster was a Friday night ritual for me, too: the diet … Continue reading
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Warren G. Harding
What do I know about Warren Gamaliel Harding? Mm….he’s the “return to normalcy” president, he pardoned Eugene Debs whom Wilson had put in jail for daring to criticize him, there was a huge scandal in his administration, and he died … Continue reading
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Tagged 1910s, 1920s, biography, Hail to the Chief, history, labor, Warren G Harding
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Happy rebellious Fourth!
I hope my fellow Amerikaner had a joyful, rebellious Fourth. I myself treated red lights like stop signs, and stop signs like caution lights. (Downtown Selma has a sick obsession with useless red lights: they’d make an anarchist of anyone.) … Continue reading
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Wilson
Does Woodrow Wilson deserve more than a two-hundred-page biography? Given his historic impact, yes. Am I gracious enough to grant him one? That remains to be seen. Do I really want to spend hours of my life reading about the … Continue reading
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Tagged 1910s, biography, Hail to the Chief, The Great War, Woodrow Wilson
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June 2026 Moviewatch
Another long moviewatch post, this time mainly because I was very chatty about the movies when I made my notes. Ella Enchanted, 2004. I saw Anne Hathaway. I clicked “play”. Simple as. Then I heard Eric Idle offering narration and … Continue reading
WWW Wednesday + Old Websites
Today’s prompt from Long and Short reviews is, “Websites we wish still existed”. The first thing that comes to mind is the old 3DO forums: 3DO was a game-publishing company that did several very different series, including the Army Men … Continue reading
June 2026 in Review
Well, dear readers, we are six months into 2026. Time to look and see how I’m doing on my reading goals. One happy bit of news is that I found a new binge-able artist. The last years I haven’t done … Continue reading
Communion
When J.D. Vance’s formidable grandmother died, his connection to Christianity went with it. Although he’d been raised going to church with her on occasion, the faith had never become internalized; as he deployed to Iraq, he was moving further and … Continue reading