Y’all know I’m not exactly a huge sports fan, but if there’s any sport I don’t mind watching on TV, it’s football.  You also know that I come from a lineage of schools with losing football teams.  I went to Hightstown High School, and I don’t recall if they ever won a game.  And then I went to Rutgers shortly after they joined the Big East, and well, they sucked.  So I wasn’t exactly following the team or anything, because, well, I don’t follow sports, and they were a losing team, anyway.  I still have a bit of school pride, though, and for those of you who don’t follow sports at all, I must call your attention to the fact that the Scarlet Knights just beat #3 Lousiville tonight.  This makes them 9-0 for the season.  That’s…..that’s insane.  Rutgers?  Really?  Well, maybe I’m just jumping on the bandwagon, but that gives me a bit of pride in my old school.

Whatever happened to the television hiatus?  Remember when a show would just go away for a few weeks or a month around Christmas-time, and then it would come back and finish its season?  Now, apparently, they have the Fall Season, and I suppose there is also the Winter Season.  A show will now have it’s “Fall Season Finale” in November and then not come back until February.  I understand that the idea, as the networks see it, is that they now have an audience used to watching TV in that time-slot and so they hope that they can bring in a new show mid-season to try it out and see if it works.  But what they are also doing is annoying and confusing their audiences who watch a show like Lost for the first half of the season and then forget everything that happened by the time the second half of the season finally airs.

A beautiful butterfly princess…

I really hate “Yosh” Tanagawa.