269. If you’ve made your point, stop talking.
1001 Rules For My Unborn Son is my favorite blog find of the day.
1001 Rules For My Unborn Son is my favorite blog find of the day.
Richmond Public Library’s Spring Book Sale begins this Friday. Like I need more books (wait, yes I do!).
Pew’s 2009 State Of The Media report is out in all its gory details. You can read an overview here.
Take a McDonalds double cheeseburger and put a McChicken in the middle and you’ve got yourself a McGangBang.
Fan of the Fan is a new community blog for all things the Fan. Give it a peek and enjoy.
Script Frenzy is coming up in April. 30 days, 100 pages. Sounds like fun. Like a Nanowrimo for scripts.
Last summer, John Odum was traded by the Calgary Vipers for ten baseball bats valued at $665. At first Odum took the deal in stride. But three weeks after the trade he quit. On November 5th he died of an overdose.
“Richmond, Va.’s rental vacancy rate of 23.7 percent is the worst in America…“ (h/t RDR)
This Tuesday, February 24th is IHOP National Pancake Day! Get yourself some free pancakges!
If a stranger invited himself to your house for dinner and offered to give $200 to the charity of your choice in payment, would you accept? Franke James did.
The idea is brilliant and in the beautifully illustrated post James points out how this could have great applications to help non-profits. Well worth a read on [...]
The Rules Of Gunfighting
11. Stretch the rules. Always win. The only unfair fight is the one you lose.
Resolution #4: I will strive to become better at engaging others at public events.
I’m a wallflower. I always have been. It takes a lot for me to walk up to a completely stranger or a group of them and introduce myself and really engage in a conversation. I don’t shy away from it when it [...]
Resolution #3: I will strive to become more involved in my community.
I have lived in Richmond for almost four and a half years. While I’ve learned quite a bit of its history and some interesting things about the place, I’ve never really felt settled until recently. Maybe it’s that I’m done with school. Maybe it’s [...]