Bureaucracy in Action, 7:32 PM by Fred

Anne's first photo from our wedding day.

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Bureaucracy in Action, 2:59 PM by Fred

Yet another childhood memory, back in my life. i love the internets.

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Bureaucracy in Action, 9:26 AM by Fred

Who need Henkels?

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Bureaucracy in Action, 11:30 AM by Fred

Finally, after all these years, I can see it again and hear the wonderful jingle:

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Bureaucracy in Action, 1:15 PM by Fred

Not quite Abbott and Costello, but the Stooges do it justice.

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Bureaucracy in Action, 11:06 PM by Fred

For this reason alone, Tom Dooley should be President.

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Bureaucracy in Action, 9:03 AM by Fred

Much more interesting than the newspaper box I found it on.

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Bureaucracy in Action, 10:27 AM by Fred

You yiddishe punim!

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Bureaucracy in Action, 8:23 AM by Fred

The Nats lost, but RFK looked beautiful

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Bureaucracy in Action, 6:45 PM by Fred

About a week ago, I was walking down Connecticut Avenue on my way to work. Almost every day, I notice a single office chair sitting in front of a building slightly north of Dupont Circle. Occasionally, the chair is occupied by an older man, not quite a doorman, more of a super. He's usually puttering around, doing something, not too strenously. This day, he's wearing a great t-shirt: The top of the shirt reads "I work hard at my job..." Underneath, demarking the frequency of the hard work, is each day of the week -- in huge letters -- checked off with a big mark.

The wearer of this shirt? Sleeping. Zzz-town. Slumberland. It was awesome.

The next day, this same gentleman was wearing a t-shirt reading, "Remember my name, because you'll be screaming it tonight!"

I need to shop where he shops.

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