Monthly Archives: November 2010

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Spiderman on Broadway was a techno flop reports a local paper. One actor was stranded hanging yards above the crowd while stage hands reached for his foot.

I am subterranean at near Times Square, Manhattan, NY waiting for the A train to Brooklyn. Time’s cover this week, “What Really Happened?” with text of 911, Powell resignation, and about thirty more headline mysteries. I plan to post at … Continue reading →

I recorded a recent Time Magazine report on lost mortgage notes: http://www.tdoody.webs.com/ I also invited the people quoted in the article to hear this podcast. Dear kind lawyers and financial professionals quoted in Time: Thank you for listening. Sincerely, Tom … Continue reading →

Adam had me listen to one of his favorite George Carlin performances. He edited it and put it on a chip, and gave it to me on a day we had a long underground train ride together to the end … Continue reading →

A few clicks last night allowed my wife and I to find an alternate to the Marc train, which is the primary transportation between DC and Baltimore, but it has no service today, so it’s two Metro trains, a bus, … Continue reading →

I talked to my former-mother-in-law, youngest son and daughter where they were celebrating Thanksgiving at their Ohio Grandmother’s, and at the moment all feels right in the world. My daughter likes her calculus class.

My wife and I are on megabus headed for DC. During the hour between scheduled departure and departure we stood with a multi-bus-sized crowd on a unlighted sidewalk behind the Penn-Station Post Office on Ninth Avenue, Manhattan, NY. This efficient … Continue reading →

Thanksgiving phone calls: Mike Lambasos, Drew Forhan, Brian Twohey, Kevin Twohey, Jeff Rubark, Garry Pollack, Adam Strum . . Happy Thanksgiving.

About an hour ago, here at Whole Foods, Tribeca, Manhattan, NY, I saw Alexander Wang. I knew he was familiar from across the room, and with in a couple of minutes I was sure enough to approach him and talk … Continue reading →