Colin Dullaghan

Now that’s helpful. Many of your everyday information needs as a citizen of this fine metropolis, from public meeting schedules to press releases about our new credit-card parking meter pilot program, can be found right there at indygov.org.
When I first visited the site what jumped out at me, though, was RAW SEWAGE.

See that, there in [...]

Now that’s helpful. Many of your everyday information needs as a citizen of this fine metropolis, from public meeting schedules to press releases about our new credit-card parking meter pilot program, can be found right there at indygov.org.
When I first visited the site what jumped out at me, though, was RAW SEWAGE.

See that, there in [...]

Now that’s helpful. Many of your everyday information needs as a citizen of this fine metropolis, from public meeting schedules to press releases about our new credit-card parking meter pilot program, can be found right there at indygov.org.
When I first visited the site what jumped out at me, though, was RAW SEWAGE.

See that, there in [...]

Now that’s helpful. Many of your everyday information needs as a citizen of this fine metropolis, from public meeting schedules to press releases about our new credit-card parking meter pilot program, can be found right there at indygov.org.
When I first visited the site what jumped out at me, though, was RAW SEWAGE.

See that, there in [...]

Now that’s helpful. Many of your everyday information needs as a citizen of this fine metropolis, from public meeting schedules to press releases about our new credit-card parking meter pilot program, can be found right there at indygov.org.
When I first visited the site what jumped out at me, though, was RAW SEWAGE.

See that, there in [...]

Now that’s helpful. Many of your everyday information needs as a citizen of this fine metropolis, from public meeting schedules to press releases about our new credit-card parking meter pilot program, can be found right there at indygov.org.
When I first visited the site what jumped out at me, though, was RAW SEWAGE.

See that, there in [...]

Penny and I found out yesterday that our friend and mentor David Nehamkin passed away.
Our hearts sank for ourselves, because we’ll miss him, but especially for his family, whom he loved above all else.
In addition to being kind-hearted, generous and wise, David was the best writer I ever met.
More times than I could count, when [...]

I had intended to write more on the topic of racket, since I’m interested in it, and since I do have a neighbor who insists on racing his farty Harley up my street EVERY FIRETRUCKING MORNING at 7:30, but I won’t. Not yet.
And I would like to mention that tomorrow we’re making our second attempt [...]

Hear that? There’s a new sound in the air, and it’s so high-pitched that most adult ears can’t detect it. A Welsh security company devised this almost-ultrasonic ruckus as a sort anti-teenager siren, deployed outside storefronts to drive away young loiterers. The crafty kids, though, figured out how to use this eeeeee to their advantage.
It’s [...]

Whoa. In case you ever feel like communing with people who have NO QUALMS WHATSOEVER about discussing their bowel movements in detail (even uploading photos in some cases, I hear), why, toddle on over to Dr. Natura’s Site.
I see at the bottom that the good doctor’s offerings are frequently misspelled in search engines, including the [...]

Stu Originally uploaded by This Guy Colin.
In celebration of Penny’s sister Britney’s 17th birthday today, we went to the Indianapolis Zoo. And while I totally felt like one of those goobers who runs around taking his own personal pictures of the same exact stuff a zillion [...]

There are and will be no wild stories from our trip to Las Vegas this week. No miraculous jackpots, no celebrity cavorting, no all-night binges or decadence or dancing in cages or anything of that nature.
I have instead a few dozen photos on my memory card, a few dozen less dollars in my savings account [...]

There are and will be no wild stories from our trip to Las Vegas this week. No miraculous jackpots, no celebrity cavorting, no all-night binges or decadence or dancing in cages or anything of that nature.
I have instead a few dozen photos on my memory card, a few dozen less dollars in my savings account [...]

There are and will be no wild stories from our trip to Las Vegas this week. No miraculous jackpots, no celebrity cavorting, no all-night binges or decadence or dancing in cages or anything of that nature.
I have instead a few dozen photos on my memory card, a few dozen less dollars in my savings account [...]

There are and will be no wild stories from our trip to Las Vegas this week. No miraculous jackpots, no celebrity cavorting, no all-night binges or decadence or dancing in cages or anything of that nature.
I have instead a few dozen photos on my memory card, a few dozen less dollars in my savings account [...]

There are and will be no wild stories from our trip to Las Vegas this week. No miraculous jackpots, no celebrity cavorting, no all-night binges or decadence or dancing in cages or anything of that nature.
I have instead a few dozen photos on my memory card, a few dozen less dollars in my savings account [...]

There are and will be no wild stories from our trip to Las Vegas this week. No miraculous jackpots, no celebrity cavorting, no all-night binges or decadence or dancing in cages or anything of that nature.
I have instead a few dozen photos on my memory card, a few dozen less dollars in my savings account [...]

(Written last Saturday, upon returning from rained-out trip to Kings Island. We went to the museum instead)
…Do I have to describe what it felt like, peering up into the yawning bomb bay of the Bock Scar at the Wright-Patterson Air Force Museum this afternoon? The sensation that swept over me as I stood before the [...]

I MAY HAVE MENTIONED how much I like Kings Island.
(Summary: a lot.)
So I feel almost ridiculously fortunate to have the privilege of taking someone else to see the park – and all the many wonders it holds – for the very first time.
Penny’s little brother Mason turned twelve a few weeks back, and I loudly [...]

So yeah, the other day, the sixth day of the sixth month of the year 2006, actually was kind of a crappy day for me, but as far as I could tell there was nothing on the order of global pestilence, bee swarms or volcanoes of blood or anything.
It started off pretty normal. I [...]