I like to party.

I started tumblelogging a little over a year ago because I liked Tumblr and thought it was the perfect place to post all the small stuff that wasn't lengthy and/or intellectual enough (HA! HA! HA!) to post here.

Problem is, now I find myself constantly having to choose between here and there when posting content, and it's getting confusing. I don't like having two blogs, and my guess is that you 1) don't like it either, 2) didn't even know I had a tumblelog, or 3) are my mom and read both religiously.

Can you advise how best to consolidate the glory that is my brain into one place?

Until then, I remain,
Madame Multiplicity

No Country For Old Me

I'm not gonna lie... I thought it was good, but I didn't think it was that good. It's always disappointing when you really want to love a movie, and you expect to really love the movie because all your friends tell you how amazing it is and the entire world says it's a shoo-in for Best Picture, and then you finally watch it and when the credits start rolling you're forced to admit that it wasn't quite all you hoped it would be. I'll be rooting for "There Will Be Blood" on Sunday evening.

I'd kill to be their next musical guest

I also spit out a mouthful of Kombucha watching this just now. Thumbs up.

Bizarrely, I just noticed they're featured in a Google ad on this page. Am I behind or something? I was hoping I'd discovered them.

Getting Political

I admire her, certainly, but I'm not dying to go out to lunch with her and chat - or have a beer with her, for that matter.

My friend Kathy, on the rather puzzlingly polarizing Hillary Clinton. Kathy raises some interesting questions about what we should and shouldn't be expecting from our national leaders. It's going to be an exciting year.