amateur student of languages and history; avid fan of European travel, the Buffalo Bills, Italian Renaissance art, the Boston Red Sox, and old comic books
@dreamoforgonon@CerebroCast Just read the essay, son (it’s 9am in Tuscany; I didn’t read it in the middle of the night). It’s excellent — expresses very well how much the material has always meant to you. As your brother once said to me “you know, Connor REALLY loves the X-men.” As ever, Love, Dad.
@sookuhtawn@ijbailey Gee, I’d have said that John Quincy Adams was pretty much squarely on the right side on this issue for an affluent white man of his generation. Have I missed something? I’ve read only one (well-regarded) biography of him, but I’ve read a lot about his time in the House.
@ijbailey Oh dear. Pretty sure that if someone thinks people became racist because of President Obama (or you), that means he just never noticed that he personally had always been a big old racist until his reaction to Barack Obama’s (or your) existence brought that fact to his attention.
Just spent ten days in Venice for the Biennale. Here I am with a giant blue panda by French sculptor Richard Orlinski. He and his 8 colorful giant animal companions (2 bears, 3 gorillas, a lion, a horse, and a shark) will be here till the last week of November.
Connor’s brother and sister hav already re-tweeted this, so I’ll pile on: congratulations on this perceptive article about your podcast, Son. As always, I am eternally proud of my kids.
@Jordanbloked@CerebroCast@dreamoforgonon Thank you for your kind words, Jordan; that’s very nice of you. You did a very good job on his pod, and I’m glad you got to do a bonkers character after missing out on Mystique and Selene.
@ItsKittyKosmos Well, Ash, you know Jess and I have a 34 year-old of our own, and Disneyland is all the way out in California, but we might be able to add you in to a trip to Disneyworld or Universal some year . . .
@PopCulturPriest@CerebroCast Gee, Jim, that must have been such a scary day for you and your family. I’m sorry about that, but I’m glad to hear that it all worked out, and that your dad’s thoughtful comic book purchase helped you. Anyway, I really liked your article. Best wishes to you and your family!