By Dan on Jun 28, 2008 in Family, Local | 6 Comments
After spending the morning as a volunteer to Humanity, and the early evening entertaining the kids as their paterfamilias, I found a moment for myself on Saturday night.
There I was, chilling at home, sipping a Guinness, listening to the Avett Brothers on the ol’ iPod, and reading an article on the Natchez Trace in [...]
By Dan on Jun 22, 2008 in SJ-R | 7 Comments
My Sunday column in the SJ-R this month ran right next to an article on public restrooms.
I can take a hint.
By Dan on Jun 19, 2008 in Commentary, News | 2 Comments
What does it mean when a defense lawyer says this:
“I believed before opening statements and I believe today that (my client) is not guilty.”
Does it mean that the lawyer believes that the prosecution went after the wrong dude? Or that the lawyer believes that the prosecution never had a strong enough case to warrant a [...]
By Dan on Jun 17, 2008 in Blog, Music | 6 Comments
When I arrived at theatre three at the Hoogland Center Saturday night, I was disappointed to find the stage sparsely equipped. There were no stacks of amps or a drum kit, immediately tipping me off that Robbie Fulks would be performing sans band. Now, I enjoy a good acoustic set as much as the next [...]
By Dan on Jun 11, 2008 in Blog, Local | 9 Comments
Inspired by iCarly, my oldest daughter has been staging productions, using the video feature on our digital camera to make two-minute recordings. I’d like to encourage her artistic expression by getting her a digital video camera. If anyone has recently upgraded and wants to unload their old one, please let me know. A basic model [...]