This could be a repost, but I love this story of Andre Agassi detecting a tell (an inadvertent behavior or mannerism that betrays a player’s true intention) Boris Becker had when they played each other. After losing to Becker in … Continue reading →

I think I enjoy reading biographies because I wish I was living a different life. I took advantage of some Wal-Mart ‘Cyber Monday’ deals. There’s no need for my children’s presents to be delivered anytime soon, so I chose the … Continue reading →

Whenever I see the Progressive “Turning Into Your Parents” commercial with the line monitor, I’m reminded of playing football and the coach yelling at us to back up and stand behind the line of scrimmage or not to pass the … Continue reading →

Okay, the ugly Christmas sweater thing was cool before the specific manufacturing of intentionally ugly Christmas sweaters. Shame on me for making a Christmas related post before Thanksgiving. Made me laugh, “Texas the land of gun care and health control.” … Continue reading →