Hand-crafted, one-of-a-kind DIY gifts seem like the ideal present. Here’s why they aren’t. (Source: WTOP/Washington)
The Evening Bulletin with Perry Michael Simon: Come Fly With Me (But Don’t Take Up Too Much Overhead Bin Space)
It’s a hack comedian thing to complain about airplane stuff. Good thing I don’t consider myself above that.
The Evening Bulletin with Perry Michael Simon: Catatonic for Teacher
Boston is joining the trend of schools moving start times later, to let kids sleep a few more minutes. But there’s more they could be doing. (Source: Boston Herald)
The Evening Bulletin with Perry Michael Simon: Ripped… From The Headlines
An unfortunate potty training mishap, a lawsuit, and a mental image you won’t be able to erase. Let’s hope the victim can. (Source: Riverside Press-Enterprise)
The Evening Bulletin with Perry Michael Simon: Taking Directions
A complicating factor in the California fires: Waze and Google Maps. No, really. (Source: Daily Breeze, Torrance)
The Evening Bulletin with Perry Michael Simon: Fourth And Long
No, I wasn’t at the Eagles-Rams game to see Carson Wentz get hurt. Some thoughts about why I wasn’t there, and the NFL’s problems.
The Evening Bulletin with Perry Michael Simon: Deleted Scene From ‘Baby Driver’
People keep driving into a big rock that was put there to keep people from driving there, because people can’t drive. (Source: CBC)
The Evening Bulletin with Perry Michael Simon: If This Booth’s A-Rockin’, Don’t Come A-Knockin’
Coming to a mall or airport near you: Booths you can rent for $10/hour to nap, or get some quiet time, or… well, what else would you do in a rented room with hourly rates? Yeah, that, too. (Source: Daily Breeze)
The Evening Bulletin with Perry Michael Simon: Xtreeeeeme Sociology
Are you a Xennial? That’s what some are trying to claim is a generation between Gen X and Millennials. Did we need to carve that out? (Source: Minneapolis Star Tribune)
The Evening Bulletin with Perry Michael Simon: Who Invented What? Sorry, Can’t Hear You, I’m Wearing Earmuffs
A town in Maine celebrates its most illustrious product: the guy who invented earmuffs. Really. (Source: AP)