… but I’ve felt better.

Tower Records is going out of business and this guy is very sad:

Norman Labby, who for 20 years drove across town to go to Tower for jazz and classical albums, said he was "frustrated, angry and depressed" that Tower was closing.

"I don't own a computer, I don't know how to work one and don't plan to buy one," he said, holding a bag full of CD's and tapes. "I'm disenfranchised for the umpteenth time."

The really sad thing is that if Mr. Labby DID have a computer, he could go to dictionary.com and look up the word disenfranchised.

Is fantastic. Just saw it in a packed 11:30 Sunday night screening.

Official Site

I’ve waited several years to read this headline:

October baseball in New York: Mets, not Yankees

Yesterday I watched baseball for about nine hours. It was lovely.

This is a sad story.