Monthly Archives for January 2009

My Youngest is Obsessed With Mailboxes

When Pey­ton and I go out for walks around the neigh­bor­hood (which has become more and more fre­quent since I’ve started work­ing from home) he notices lots of things. He likes to talk to Twister, the horse that lives across … Con­tinue read­ing

29. January 2009 by Glenn Vance
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The Wayback Machine Has Resurrected a Lot of My Long Dead Posts

God bless the Inter­net. The Inter­net Archive, also known as the Way­back Machine, is a won­der­ful thing. You can see the way Google looked a long time ago or the web­site of the New York Times from Sep­tem­ber 11, 2001. … Con­tinue read­ing

27. January 2009 by Glenn Vance
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Why Does the Black Eyed Peas’ Service Have to Suck So Bad?

Last Sun­day Kim and I took the kids over to The Dixie House, a long­time estab­lished Dal­las restau­rant in the heart of the Lake­wood area. They were well known for their chicken-fried steak1 back in the day, but then they … Con­tinue read­ing

27. January 2009 by Glenn Vance
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Richard Corliss and Why the Blockbusters Were the Best Films This Year

In last week’s issue of Time mag­a­zine their film critic Richard Corliss wrote a rather lengthy arti­cle on why he thought that all of the best movies this year were block­busters. Some of his favorites from the past year were … Con­tinue read­ing

22. January 2009 by Glenn Vance
Categories: Movies | 1 comment

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