The Youth Movement has finally come to Boston. Can they capitalize on it?

To combat the lingering winter doldrums, I came up with a new holiday: Smarch Madness (branding by Martha). It's the third weekend in March and it's a weekend to treat yourself. It's basically a weekend version of the month-long Marthanalia or Beansanalia, with a specific focus on breaking up season affect disorder.

So, treat yourself! 

This has been an amazing series and I'm delighted that Venezuela was able to take the gold.

Oops! This snuck up on me. I've got to get these in today!

So I'm migrating my personal site to Drupal 11. Hope this works. 

People will dress up as brides and be silly. 

There's going to be a performance and auction, all for a good cause.

This show had a lot of promise and delievered on a good deal of it. But it suffered from a lack of sense of urgency, leading to a sort of meandering think piece with interesting characters. 

My local gym needs your help...

Not for me. 

The Ninja Turtles (the amazing Henson one) came out for it's 35th anniversary. How is it that old? Anyway, it holds up (except for some jokes and the like). 

Ironheart was good, but I think. 

It definitely shakes up the Marvel formula of not having a clone villain. 

There's a lot to like about the 2025 Red Sox, but can things all click into place at the same time?

I watched a lot.

How can I let X-Men '97 go without at least saying a little something. I own the two books (making of and the art book) of the original cartoon so of course, I'm as jazzed as Liza Minnelli. 

I read the X-Men '97 comic. Both the mini-series and the Battleworld mini. Neither connected to each other or to this cartoon, but it all prompted the question "what if we went back to visit these old friends (and have some late 90s nostalgia thrown in there)