On the purity of toddler fashion/greed

Matt loves his Spider-Man shirts. He always wants to wear them, the grey one in particular. He loves them because of the fact Spider-Man is on them and he wants to have Spider-Man on his shirt. I don't think that motivation should be sold short.

At some point, usually between the time josabry finishes teaching your child and drewshi starts, kids stop caring about what's on the shirts because of what they want and start worrying about what the herd wants.

You see them wearing Hollister, Abercrombie, American Eagle, etc. Yes there are those who don't worry about it, but there are many who do. Eventually, most grow out of it. They start worrying about what they want on their own shirts because it's what they want. There's something, almost, wholesome about that kind of desire.

Matt doesn't care what others think of him, he only cares about what he wants to express.

He likes Spider-Man.

I hear people in Xandrapolis like Spider-Man too.

Growing so fast I can't keep up!

The hard working immigrants who have come to Xandrapolis need work! They're all law-abiding, skilled, dedicated professionals so I hope you've got a little bit of coin (i.e. the time to click) to invest in Xandrapolis' exploding economy!

On losing my current candidate

So I'm about to lose, or have just lost, my second, third, second choice primary candidate of the moment...

( Bye Rudy, we forgot you were still in the race )

After the past two elections where I more thought, "Not that guy," than, "Yes, this one," I have to say I feel pretty good.

I only hope the residents of Xandrapolis will be so fortunate.