oldish

All Gotham is waiting to hear all about St. Philips 'choir; the boys are working hard and Mr. Kenney looks a little "oldish," but of course they'll do finely.

Social Notes.

It's the confidential stenographer who has been tampered with — you remember that middle-aged, youngish-oldish woman, Tom?

THEFT

(I exclude series with titles along the lines of "a drama series about oldish ladies".)

April 2009

Links flickr! use. perl journal oldish homepage local filter

Almost there!

It may also have proved, to the misbegotten, an oldish obvious truth: that there's a kind of critical mass about the media's love of narcissistic self-preening: they will always talk you up before they come for you.

Rewind TV: Big Brother; The X Factor; Dispatches

He was oldish, but pretty spry and full of beans ... let's see, what else?

THE NUMBERS

Two oldish men presided over the '50s, Truman and Eisenhower, and in retrospect they seem pretty fair presidents, though the right detested Truman and the left scorned Ike.

The '50S

MARTIN: She does rule, but I've got to say, this is going to sound super scandalous, but her voice sounds oldish (ph).

In a Soulful Return, Al Green Lays It Down

We'll go to something - from something oldish to something not exactly new, but it's new to all of us here in America, the British singer/songwriter, Kate Wallace's album is released stateside today.

Death Cab Redux and Willie's 1,473rd

I drove an oldish black pick-up truck (Tuffy!) that kept threatening to die on me.

Stacy Parker Aab: When Jail is the Price of Freedom: A Reality Check, Courtesy of MLK