Doo-Wop isn't a hard thing to do, but it is hard to do well. Balancing simple novelty and actual creativity and innovation is where the difficulty lies.
Tibetan prayer flags hang above a small, cross-legged Buddha statue in the Northfield Buddhist Meditation Center. Two incense sticks smolder on the shrine while a pair of cast-iron radiators hum in the corner.
It's election week and right now I'm thinking about sex. More specifically, sex and politics. No, I'm not gonna ramble about Ted Haggard, Monica Lewinsky or Mark Foley. I also plan to avoid deconstructing the possibility of sex appeal in the helmet hair of Michele Bachmann or Hillary Clinton.
I remember when I first played "Spyro the Dragon" back in 1998 on my Playstation. It was solidly the best game ever. I had finally found a game that appealed to my need for clever banter as well as likeable characters.
