That's me as a Simpson! Wanna be a Simpson, too? Go to The Simpsons Movie site (opening 7/27) to create your own character. It's a lot of fun and a great way to avoid working at work. Better yet, create one for your boss!
Thursday, July 12, 2007
If I Were A Simpson
That's me as a Simpson! Wanna be a Simpson, too? Go to The Simpsons Movie site (opening 7/27) to create your own character. It's a lot of fun and a great way to avoid working at work. Better yet, create one for your boss!
Tuesday, June 26, 2007
When You Care to Send the Very Worst
Love this site's e-cards:
This one is particularly funny since the fella who played him lives here (It places the lotion in the basket.)!
Wednesday, June 6, 2007
Safe At Last!
I don't know about you, but I'm feeling a whole lot safer now that Paris is behind bars.
Sunday, April 22, 2007
LA Times Cartoon re: V Tech Massacre
This cartoon by political cartoonist Ted Rall appeared in the LA Times on Friday. Too soon? I had a hard time finding it. I went to gocomics.com and paged through about 2 dozen with Virginia Tech as the cartoon's topic before I finally found it.
Thursday, April 12, 2007
Sunday, March 11, 2007
Blasting Cellulars
Wouldn't the world be a much better place if everyone put their cell phones on silent?
Wednesday, January 17, 2007
The Price of Paradise
Tell a friend, bring a friend!
The Price of Paradise, a documentary about Santa Barbara's affordable housing predicament and its effects on critical workforce, will screen at the esteemed Santa Barbara International Film Festival on Friday evening, January 26 and Monday morning, January 29. Click here for more information and to view trailers.
As the writer, producer and director of this film, which I worked on for the better part of a year for the County of Santa Barbara, I became its most ardent supporter. I'm thrilled that the project's goal of creating community awareness and showing to a large local audience is being achieved. The people in the film offer a compelling message and I hope you will come see it and hear their stories.
The Price of Paradise, a documentary about Santa Barbara's affordable housing predicament and its effects on critical workforce, will screen at the esteemed Santa Barbara International Film Festival on Friday evening, January 26 and Monday morning, January 29. Click here for more information and to view trailers.
As the writer, producer and director of this film, which I worked on for the better part of a year for the County of Santa Barbara, I became its most ardent supporter. I'm thrilled that the project's goal of creating community awareness and showing to a large local audience is being achieved. The people in the film offer a compelling message and I hope you will come see it and hear their stories.
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