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Category Archives: Personal reflections
“Black Wings Has My Angel”
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: Someone recommended this to me a while back. I took a chance on it when I noticed it was available cheap for the Amazon Kindle. (Maybe it still is.) Written by the terrifically-named Elliott Chaze, and … Continue reading
The Brian Eno Disease
Sir Barken Hyena writes: It pains me to use this title. I adore Eno, he’s been a huge influence on me, both as a teacher of sorts, and as an artist. Another Green World is practically the founding document for … Continue reading
What’s Wrong with White Boys Playing the Blues?
Blowhard, Esq. writes: The L.A. Weekly recently ran a feature on the “20 Worst Hipster Bands.” Here’s the entry for No. 20: Fifty years after the Rolling Stones and we’re still upset about this? They “lack authenticity,” you see, b/c they aren’t black. … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Personal reflections
Tagged blues, Keef, music critics, Rolling Stones, stuff white people like, The Black Keys
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Brushes with Greatness
Blowhard, Esq. writes: Comedy writer Ken Levine tells about the time he met John and Yoko for 20 seconds. He ends his anecdote with a question worthy of the Question Lady herself: “If you get to meet someone you idolize and you … Continue reading
Life After Retirement, An Ongoing Series …
Paleo Retiree writes: A great retirement discovery for me: You no longer have to live in any one place. The government may insist that you have an address, but once you’re free of the damn job you’re also free to … Continue reading
Question Lady Question
The Question Lady writes: Where do you go for your news?
Posted in Personal reflections
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Question Lady Question
The Question Lady writes: When the temperature is soaring, what do you like to cook — or find you can cook for dinner?
Posted in Personal reflections
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Vacation, all I ever wanted…
Brundle Guy writes: First of all, I must apologize. When I was asked to join this ragtag group of misfits and ne’er-do-wells I was frothing at the mouth to get some posts going, make a bunch of comments, start a few … Continue reading
Posted in Personal reflections, Politics and Economics, The Good Life
Tagged progress, Vacation, work
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No Resumes Allowed!
Sir Barken Hyena writes: Media company IGN has a novel hiring practice: they take candidates without looking their resumes at all. This is the second year in a row that they’ve done this. “The average age someone learns to code is … Continue reading