Internet access has been hooked up at the house. Life can resume as normal.

It has been almost a month since I wrote a real blog post (longer, depending on your definition of a “real post”), so I wanted to take a moment to write. Closing on the house went smoothly, and we moved in last weekend. A lot of people have been asking us how living in the…

Paul Newman has died at 83. He was a great actor and a great human being.

I’ll give you more details later, but for now, Morah and I are excited that this beautiful house will soon be ours!

Another comic coincidence popped up this morning: both Married to the Sea and Dilbert deal with running out of coffee. Not quite as cool as FoxTrot and xkcd, but still an interesting coincidence.

Check out the middle graph in FoxTrot (which came out on Sunday) and compare it to the graph in xkcd (which, if I remember correctly, came out on Monday). Did anyone else notice this?

In a world where movie trailers will never be the same, we will always remember one of the greatest voices of our time.

As a film major, I tend to watch movies through to the end, no matter how bad they are. There’s almost always some lesson to be learned, even if it’s how not to make movies. In fact, as well as I can remember, I have only ever intentionally stopped watching one movie (I say intentionally…

This post is 2 weeks late, and given how infrequently I’ve been posting lately, it should be pretty clear that I’m constantly busy. That said, I’m going to try keep these updates pretty short, since I have other things I also need to do (and should probably be doing instead of this). For reference, here’s…

Not only is today Bastille Day, but it’s also the day my blog turns 7 years old. Hooray for another blogiversary! I know I’ve gotten way behind on updates (that masthead has been there way too long), but in light of this glorious event, I promise a flurry of activity. Or at least a couple…