Category Archives: Dinner Party Talk
Travel – Packing it up
If you’ve flown lately, you know it’s annoying. There was an elderly woman in front of me at security recently who hadn’t flown since 1962. Militant TSA personnel had her shaking in her support hose. They seized a small can … Continue reading
American Fun – The Ugly Dance
Before you accomplish anything else worthwhile today, you have to turn yourself into the ultimate Ugly Dancer. I love to dance (a little better than my Ugly Dancer twin), and nothing makes you feel better than a little good music. … Continue reading
Dinner Party Talk – Super Mario Proposal
There are a thousand ways to say, “Will you marry me?” Especially if you’re a computer genius. Adam tells his girlfriend he’s created a “spin” on the classic Super Mario, and when she gets to a certain level, a little … Continue reading
Dinner Party Talk – For your weekend
September 11 The event that changed the way we live. How do we commemorate, but not use it for political gain? Sarah P and Glenn B have a plan. If you’re headed to Alaska, tickets for their mysterious “event” range … Continue reading
Dinner Party Talk – Joey Chestnut Burrito Champ
He’s famous for his hot dog eating skills, but apparently Joey Chestnut isn’t a picky eater. He broke the world record for burrito-eating on Saturday at the New Mexico State Fair in Albuquerque after chowing down on 47 burritos in … Continue reading
Life 101 – Operation Beautiful
Once upon a time, a girl who was having a not-so-pretty day left a note on the mirror in a public bathroom: “You’re beautiful.” She took a picture, posted the photo on her blog and Operation Beautiful was born. Since … Continue reading
American Fun – Fun with parking
This online game a friend recommended reminds me of my horrific days in Driver’s Ed. Apparently Parking Space 2 has 15 levels, but I could only get through, well, a few. Waste some of your Friday afternoon with this rather … Continue reading
American Fun – Symphony Season
One of the greatest things about living in or near a city is the easy access to all things cultural. Though the end of the holiday weekend brings some tears (back to school, end of summer, no more sno-cone stands, … Continue reading










