I 2023, I added The Sopranos to my media collection. It remains one of the best series ever created for television, it doesn't romanticize the mob, and if you are a people manager, you will resonate with his struggles. Great stuff all around.
Movie Review: Knives Out
"Knives Out" is a captivating mystery set in the Northeast, revolving around the patriarch's birthday and subsequent unexpected events. Featuring a stellar cast including Ana de Armas and Daniel Craig, director Rian Johnson's brilliance shines through. With an intricate plot and brilliant performances, this highly recommended movie promises an enjoyable and delightful experience.
Fake promoted Amazon Products shit has gotta stop
A trusty kitchen appliance bites the dust, and the search for a replacement highlights the enshittification of Amazon
Binge worthy: No Offence
For a fun, and exciting waste of time, the show "No Offence" on Acorn (Amazon Prime add-on) nails it. Witty, engaging, and addictive, give it a throw
Review: Bladerunner 2049
I suspended disbelief long enough to get through this turd, and now I haz the sadz
Space 1999 – a review
Fond memories from our youth are just that. Space 1999 is - awful.
Two Months, and 2,400 miles on the 2020 Acura RDX
A month in, one big road trip, and plenty of smiles with one sadz
New Car time: 2020 Acura RDX
As I progress into my dotage, I find that I need a little (ok, a LOT) more comfort when I drive, so out with the sports car, and in with the CUV
Review: 2019 Trek FX Sport 6
4 months with the Trek FX Sport 6, a solid fitness/hybrid bike that makes cycling fun again.
Review: The Apple iPhone Xs
As my iPhone 6s was nearing its third anniversary, I began to get the bug for a new phone. The battery is still fine on my 6s (reports at 87% capacity, not bad for 3 years old) and the latest version of iOS had improved its snappiness, but, it is still an older phone, and, it was time to jump to the latest and greatest.