Doug Goodman

I was reading a Foxtrot comic strip earlier today (from a collection).  Foxtrot is great for my kids, who are still kids and not young adults.  They are in the Foxtrot and Garfield stage, and are nto quite ready for Calvin and Hobbes, which I am sure is the last stage before they are looking for their own reading entertainment. 

In one of the comic strips, the young boy is watching television.  "Today on New Yankee Workshop," he hears, "We are going to show you how to build an 18-foot guillotine."  I felt inspired.  This week I am going to post "Today" notes, about what the kind of dream television we could have if we really pushed the boundaries.

So...

Today on The Amazing Race, the last team to reach the finish line will not be elminiated.  However, in a new twist to the Race, instead of moving on to Sweden like the other teams, they will spend the entire next leg of the race in Afghanistan and Iraq."