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The man sitting across from me is wearing the same t-shirt I am. His is partly obscured by his jean jacket but I would recognize that fitted mustard tee anywhere. I just have to look down.

His belt is looped through his jeans but strangely is sitting high on stomach, almost a full inch from the waist of the pants. He has on white New Balance shoes. He looks like a Smothers Brother. I bet he golfed today.

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So while I think it is substantially mental to own a phone that checks my e-mails, pushs all my Facebook messages to me and can find me on a (google) map, I love it. Life in the digital age before the blackberry was a barren desert. And I didn’t know it.

Today, despite not having turned on a TV in four days, I am able to check on the football scores from yesterday, e-mail my mother and write [[Read the Rest]]

Nationally voters may have said "Yes We Can," but the voters of California told many of its citizens "No You Can't" with the passage of Proposition 8 against gay marriage in that state, along with voters in Florida, Arizona, and Arkansas who approved their own antigay measures. [[Read the Rest]]

For some reason the ladies of the night swarm to me, much like cult members of some space invader Jesus sect. Maybe they smell my reticence like a perfume and can’t resist approach. I hear cats have that same sense of things.

Maybe though it’s a symptom of their own desperation, not mine. I’m clean, I have the airs of someone who can hold down a full time job, and maybe I give off an inadvertant whiff of [[Read the Rest]]

The fridge to my right is gurgling merrily, lost in its reverie. He is blissfully unaware of my dilemma. My only companion this morning, and a self-indulgent one at that.

No bagels on counter, though I had a slim hope that this was one of those households that kept such things in the fridge. No such luck. A couple of slices of bread sitting on the shelf below the Smirnoff have a decidedly unpromising stature. Enhanced [[Read the Rest]]

A brand new collection hits Total Pop! The First 40 Hits will be released in February by the pop band Erasure. The collection spans the band's entire career and features a new remix of the track Always by Jeremy Wheatley. [[Read the Rest]]