Evil Meal
By: Connor Lenahan Of all the things I thought I would be introduced to this summer, a demonic, entirely real Happy Meal box was not one of them. The other day while working… Continue reading
Monthly Archive: May, 2014
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Night
By: Connor Lenahan I’m a creature of habit. When I find something I deem pleasurable I tend to repeat it. This is probably going to lead to my eventual death with the reported… Continue reading
Butterfly In The Sky
By: Connor Lenahan If you don’t grow up with Reading Rainbow you are an evil, soulless monster. Too strong? No. It’s just the truth. In reality, if you grew up in the past twenty or… Continue reading
The Tickler
By: Connor Lenahan Have you ever seen a headline online that was absolute perfection? Like, something so magical that you are praying to you own personal deity that it’s real and not a… Continue reading
Sidewalks
By: Connor Lenahan Earlier today I was poking around Facebook when I saw a link to a Boston Herald article in my timeline. In the headline were the words “Marty Walsh,” “sidewalk,” and… Continue reading
Memorial Day
By: Connor Lenahan I took a walk down to the Boston Common today to see the flag garden set up for Memorial Day. It’s highly simplistic as an idea – a field full… Continue reading
Livin’ In The Real World
By: Connor Lenahan The other day while poking around the world wide web I came across the performance above. Paramore, one of my favorite bands, performed their song “Ain’t It Fun” on the… Continue reading
Expanding Vocabulary
By: Connor Lenahan Let’s be real for a second; Urban Dictionary is one of the greatest inventions in the history of the internet. There’s an absurdly high chance that if you are reading… Continue reading
Hello Mutants
By: Connor Lenahan I learned a smart lesson last night: Don’t stay up until 2:20 AM if you have to wake up for a 9 AM shift at work. You will be drowsy… Continue reading
The Door
By: Connor Lenahan I have reached a new level of idiocy. Seriously, this is bad even for me. This summer I am up in Boston working for Boston University. Understandably I am living… Continue reading