Monthly Archives: October 2008

I’m singing Phantom o’ the Opera at a benefit concert in Spring Arbor. We tried in the obligatory Phantom half-mask, but it didn’t fit my larger than Phantom’s face. While I didn’t fit that costume piece, I did talk to … Continue reading →

I’ve mentioned it here before, but garfieldminusgarfield.net is beautiful poetry to me. It’s nothing more than Photoshop magic, removing Garfield’s image and dialogue from every pane. This has the marvelous effect of making John Arbuckle look even more like a … Continue reading →

My wife and I decided to do something that many Americans are doing these days: ignore political ads.  While doing so, we also decided to get rid of our home phone line.  That’s right: we’ve severed ties with our local … Continue reading →

I really dig The Office (American Version). By my saying “American Version”, you might guess that there is more than one version. Your guess is correct: there are 2 versions. The NBC, of which I am watching the opening montage … Continue reading →

Just uploaded a podcast on radamdavidson.com. If no one ever listens, I still find joy in the fact that I can go back and listen. Just like when you watch VHS tapes of your 7th birthday. Awkward, but there are … Continue reading →

What child of the 80’s didn’t know of the glorious existence of Knight Rider, the television show that brought us both talking cars and, to a lesser extent, David Hasselhof? If you haven’t seen old school Knight Rider, here’s the … Continue reading →

No time to make meaningful contributions. But I do have time to give a quick update: Working on 2009 budget requests for Worship Arts @ SAFMC. It takes a long time to do this kind of stuff — but it’s … Continue reading →

I’m watching the film Comedian, which actually isn’t as funny as it sounds. That’s because it’s a view of comedy from the other side, seen through the eyes of Jerry Seinfeld and Orny Adams (I haven’t heard of him, either … Continue reading →

According to the fine folks at halife.com, it’s boss appreciation day. Someone I work with brought in some delicious cinnamon rolls, created by the folks at the Wal-Mart Bakery. I believe it to be a core American behavior — eating … Continue reading →

The next time you buy a CD may be the last. Well, okay. That may not be true. But what is true is the arrival of more technology that will put the Compact Disc out of business (and put them … Continue reading →