When I was about 10 I realized that people of other religions probably felt just as strongly that their religion is “true” as I felt about mine and that I had no grounds to look down on them.

Fast forward 10 years and I became an atheist.

I’m reading “Everyone In My Family Has Killed Someone”, a delightfully smart and funny locked room mystery

I'm wondering in what context Roz will appear. Why is she in Boston?

I've enjoyed it. It's certainly not the original but Kelcey Grammer is still wonderful in his character and the writers have started to explore the relationship between him and Freddy's character more.

I'm in the Don't Know camp. What's the deal with the commercial?

I'm with you about David. I don't love him either. It's like he's trying to be Niles but can't pull it off. And I can't figure out his purpose in the show.

I’m really enjoying Working Out Out with Mike Birbiglia and WTF with Marc Maron

Agreed on the bliss of the first episode being the heart to heart between Frasier and Freddy. I hope the writers give us more of those emotional moments. I’m also with you on feeling the loss of David Hyde Pierce keenly. He added so much to the original series with his physical comedy. We really don’t get that from the new David character.

WTF with Marc Maron is a comedy podcast of interviews with comedians, actors, writers, and musicians. They’ve hosted some great guests such as Cillian Murphy of Oppenheimer.

Stuff You Should Know. Also a comedy podcast that is essentially a literature review on a plethora of topics covering everything from whether Mallory summited Everest to how HIV works.

Love the pic!

The next elder scrolls game

I read The Violin Conspiracy by Brendan Slocumb and it was fantastic