My dear, It’s hard to be certain of anything in this world, but I’ve always considered myself one of he lucky few who understands more than most. I see the world for what it is and I know how it works. I also understand myself quite well. I know what I like and dislike, what … More A Love Letter
Check out OPM Workout: Day 4 After 11 days, I can attest that Saitama’s workout of 100 push ups, 100 squats, and 100 sit ups is beneficial. I’m getting better at each exercise. I need fewer sets and can perform sets of higher reps. I’ve even noticed some fat trimmed off my stomach and my … More OPM Workout: Day 11
I love superhero movies as much as the next guy. In fact, I love them more than most people. They bring me to a place I’ll never go and set me behind the eyes of men I’ll never be. Yet, let’s be honest. The money-hungry production studios are coughing up as many superhero films as … More Action-Packed, Character Empty
One Punch Man Workout: Day 1 Just as I thought, these exercises are making me sore. I’m hurting in places I didn’t know could hurt. But I have to say, it’s getting easier. I can push through the 100 sit ups without much struggle. I don’t seem to feel the pain until after I finish … More OPM Workout: Day 4
Everybody always dreams of settling down, having two or three kids, and living happily ever after. But why? I mean, why the children? Maybe it’s the millennial in me, but I just don’t get it. The negatives are quite obvious. Babies are expensive. The US Department of Agriculture stated that a child born in 2013 … More Children. Why?
As the Marvel money train keeps chugging on, DC is struggling to keep up. Both Man of Steel and Batman v. Superman received mixed reviews. No doubt, DC hoped Suicide Squad would be the movie to provide a more steady basis for its own money-train. After all, the idea of super villains fighting crime is wacky and seemingly paradoxical. Not … More Suicide Squad-Another DC Mishap
In the great blue commons, Under the watch Of wind and white giants, The sun dances Merry and drunk. A flourish in the brine And a waver In the tumult. Its toes dawdle Against the beat Of a long sung melody. The gulls bay While the sun drums on And clams bury their heads In … More The Sun Dance
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you know about Pokemon Go. It’s the most downloaded app from the Apple store and it’s without a doubt, the fad of the season. Will it fade? Probably. But for now, I’m more a fan than anybody. Pokemon Go is the biggest step Nintendo has made in a … More Pokemon Go, My Summer Love
New York City isn’t known for its wildlife. In general, the animals that call NYC home are the kind you’d rather ignore. Dirty packs of pigeons waddle along the streets and coo from the rooftops while rats scurry through the subways, sometimes with a stolen pizza in their jaws. But rest assured, there’s more than … More Feathers and Felines in the Big Apple
To all the Russian history and literature buffs out there, the Tsar’s Village (Tsarskoe Selo) is a well-known spot. In this village outside St. Petersburg, Alexander Pushkin, the father of Russian literature, made his name. It was here that the author of Eugene Onegin studied and wrote himself into stardom. I had the chance to see … More The Tsar’s Village
He Who Wanders 