Places where you possibly might not want to get your sushi from

R. C. Willey.

But that was the big advertising hook on the radio here yesterday. "Come to R. C. Willey tonight and get free sushi!"

QUESTION FOR THE DAY: When did sushi become America's new hot dog as in "Come to R. C. Willey tonight and get a free hot dog!"

I'll probably have something else to say today--possibly about the craft of writing. But that's all for now.

Epiphanies

So I'm fond of epiphanies in fiction. You know that moment where the character realizes something IMPORTANT like Charlie Brown does when suddenly he gets why Linus is standing there with a blanket wrapped around his head. Dude! Christmas isn't just about the presents! It's also about Linus standing there with a blanket wrapped around his head.

Only epiphanies in real life are often less . . . uplifting. Take the one I had the other day. For a long time I've wondered why when people find out I have a kid who's almost 30 they don't say, "But you don't look like you could have a kid who's almost 30."

Then I caught an accidental glimpse of myself in the rearview mirror and I'm all WOW. YOU TOTALLY LOOK LIKE YOU COULD HAVE A KID WHO'S ALMOST 30!

I had sushi today. That made me feel better although not younger.