Author Archives: DAK

It was another beautiful weekend in Southern California. In case you’re keeping track, it’s always a beautiful weekend in Southern California. Even when it’s a horrible Tuesday with rain and flooding. Not that this particular Tuesday is like that, of … Continue reading →

When in a meeting given by upper management where They say something along the lines of, “Again, we need to focus more on blah blah blah,” in which they never actually mentioned what we needed to focus on prior to … Continue reading →

Fierce

Political Strategery Dubya’s doing a good job of showing why he shouldn’t be our President this week, as he starts campaining in March. The sitting President feels he needs to start campaining 8 months before the election. That tells you … Continue reading →

This article illustrates how out of touch past politicians and political analysts can be. Incensed with Urban Outfitters new line of T-shirts declaring “Voting is for Old People”, a Harvard political institute released a statement decrying the company in this … Continue reading →

I honked at four different people on the way to work today, which is rare for me, and really speaks to the level of inconsiderate driving the honk-ees were engaging in. Then I came in and looked out my window … Continue reading →

The best thing about this picture, to me, is the caption that goes with it: This detail photograph shows the diamond-studded dress from Randi Rahm worn by Maria Menounos, ‘Entertainment Tonight’ host for the Oscar Arrivals telecast, on the red … Continue reading →

Caption this, please

I have this fantasy. Actually, that’s not quite true as “fantasy” implies something that I would be happy to happen, and look forward to with unrequited longing. I have, then, more of a recurring vision; which, incidentally, I hope is … Continue reading →

The thing about work is that it keeps you busy. I’ll bet you didn’t know that, but it’s true. Especially when you live far enough away from work to want to leave fairly early in the morning to beat the … Continue reading →