The Lessons of Inktober
In which your columnist demonstrates to current and former students that he is not afraid to attempt the same challenges they do… nor of the consequences of belly-flopping in public.
In which your columnist demonstrates to current and former students that he is not afraid to attempt the same challenges they do… nor of the consequences of belly-flopping in public.
In which Julie and I travel out of town to dine out at a moderately famous restaurant and attend a local theatrical production.
Of all the things the new TITANS television series gets wrong, the Dick Grayson stuff is the most grating. But it’s certainly not a NEW mistake….it’s been going on since the Boy Wonder became the Teen Wonder.
The last column I did was about alcoholism and recovery, and the week before that, one about fair-play mysteries. This one combines both.
Watching the horror show that was the news this week, I was forcibly reminded of a lot of stuff that hasn’t aged well… and of personal things I’d rather forget.
My favorite “fair play” mysteries, wherein the audience must match wits with the detective.