Improbable Things

From Annie Hall:

Alvy Singer: I'm so tired of spending evenings making fake insights with people who work for "Dysentery."
Robin: "Commentary."
Alvy Singer: Oh really? I had heard that "Commentary" and "Dissent" had merged and formed "Dysentery."

We went to the Screen on the Green last night and I saw Annie Hall for the first time. I think the biggest joke is that Woody Allen claims it is NOT biographical. We saw (but did not do) the HBO Dance. It was the first time I sat and seriously thought, "Damn these kids today are just too weird." The baby slept in her stroller and we came home to air-conditioning... kinda...

Kinda. Because it's running but not quite cooling. So they will be back, like cheesy Sci-fi villains. I'll rewrite the story so they can be heros in the end if we get this sorted out quickly. I liked Johnny the HVAC Guy. He doted on the dogs and even danced some for WeeE. I really don't want this to end in villainy.

I also like the Annie Hall quote tonight because I caught up on some news today and it brought me around to a YouTube clip of Tucker Carlson frothing on MSNBC. It doesn't matter what it was about because, well, Woody Allen put it best. "Dysentery." 

Instead, check this out. Andrea Dezso's art is staggering and lovely and it makes me want to CREATE.

Home Movies

You'd think B, what with his advanced degrees in media and his career in video, would be the one to finally start making dorky home videos of the child. But no, it's me. With nothing more than a digital camera... the kid - she is cute. And only I really get to see it, which seems unfortunate. So, in the interest of doing my part to crush the internet under pictures of babies and dogs, I have made available a series of Lilibet Shorts. On the sidebar (look right) there is a list under Home Movies. Click any and voilà, our newest film starlet appears (courtesy of YouTube). The sound - it sucks - so don't bother trying to turn up the volume. I'll add new ones as our production schedule allows.

The newest Lilibet Short stars not only our leading lady, but showcases a star performance from the primadonna of the family: Hündchen. Enjoy.