I bought a 2WD Tercel wagon for $400 because I was rootless after leaving NYC and I needed to move my stuff, plus have a place to sleep (in the back). The radiator was shot, so when I drove cross country over several weeks I had to keep the heater on (which, in the Badlands, makes for a hot ride). In Montana, I drove…

Every new Star Trek spin-off.

I want to put in a shout-out to Hulu’s final season of Casual. It wasn’t exactly a time jump, but throughout they had little notes to alternative near-futures.

My mother-in-law’s yearly gripe is why teachers have a better dental plan than she has. “We have a 20% co-pay....”.

That’s the rub, isn’t it. Hallquist got little traction because her issues, while important, are a bit ho-hum among Vermont progressive politicians. We’ve been talking about them a while. Scott didn’t engage and promised a pretty steady, predictable second term. He signed some gun control legislation, is hands-off…

I don’t think she is repentant. She’s doubling down to save her job.

Agreed. I just wonder if it is possible in today’s environment? I don’t care about celebrities, but average folks who post or write something thoughtlessly. As a teacher, if you get put on probation you essentially can’t find another teaching job.

This is where I ask about moving forward: Is there any way she can move forward, rehabilitate and build enough trust to earn her position back?

I would like to see what Belichick would do with Rodgers. I’m sure they’d still have a similar record, but would the Pats still have basically the same periods of total D, then Moss, then moving to tight ends, etc.?

I have assumed whenever I’ve checked into a building or campus for a specific office that they expected me to attend to that business and that business only, and then leave.

In fairness, technically she had a card for one specific house and she was going for a second without checking in at the gate again. You join a gated community specifically to keep such random canvassers and hoipoloi out (not only pesky minorities who want social justice, but Mormons and Cub Scout popcorn sellers).

1. Hillary does best when she’s not running. She’s funny, smart and insightful and cuts through the shit. I supported her over Obama in 2008 because I knew she’d ram health care, etc. down the GOP’s throat whereas Obama kept thinking being reasonable would work (talk to Garland about that approach). This is her life…

I don’t know why, but I love kid football teams named “Mustangs”.  Perhaps because there are no pro teams to sully the name, and it’s not too overused like “Tigers” or “Eagles”.

This may solve the NFL’s Kaepernick “problem”: Sign him in Buffalo; after a week he’s ruined.

I question your analysis, although not your conclusions.

Ariel is a devastating font. All caps, is a bit cliche, though.

This analysis does not match the headline (although I can see why someone thought it might). I found it more feminist as it is not just a power fantasy, or pits women against women, or makes all male characters feckless, but instead uses her witchcraft coming of age as a metaphor for the real experience.

Patrick Mahomes is:

Wait. Is Daffy Duck supposed to be blackface minstrel in that cartoon? I just assumed it was straight vaudeville.

I was thinking how much I liked the hat, especially the shape.