When I was in junior high I spent my summer days watching Star Trek and my nights watching The Late Show. I don’t know why, but for some reason I decided that I wanted to be a David Letterman fan. I didn’t know anything about Johnny Carson, Jay Leno or Dave’s work on Late Night.Read more
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I’m glad social media exist. If they didn’t, how else would I know how to feel about myself or how would I validate myself? When I post a picture on Instagram and it doesn’t get very many likes, then that’s a bad day. How could I feel good about myself if only 20 people likedRead more
In my mind’s eye I imagine small sailing boats drifting down the river. Each boat represents a distraction or an errant thought, making a brief appearance before me and then continuing down the river. I also imagine clouds floating through a clear, blue sky. Each of the clouds takes the shape of a different worryRead more
I’m a fan of both iterations of Battlestar Galactica. I thoroughly enjoyed the original series, watching reruns on the Sci-fi Channel when I was in junior high. And I was completely invested in the more recent reimagining. The original was filled with all of the good and evil of other space operas and the reimaginingRead more
I never liked Captain America that much in the comics, but he is quickly becoming my favorite hero in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Other than The Avengers, Captain America: The First Avenger was my favorite Phase One movie. And of the Phase Two movies, Captain America: The Winter Soldier is the leader in the clubhouse.Read more
[getty src=”183768988?et=CuI3282XfkqOhgqEDajEog&sig=IeWrG4qvDNsyfs0Po6RVhNfvLWA_ASHHzquWfSL3R7I=” width=”507″ height=”407″] There are a lot of stereotypes for nerds, some negative and some positive. Some of the negative ones are that nerds are socially awkward, unathletic and incapable of talking to girls. A positive stereotype, though, is that nerds are smart and do well in school. I’m definitely not the smartest personRead more