February always seems so short. Well, it is the shortest month of the entire year — this year being a leap year, just one more day doesn’t make it feel much longer anyways.

There is no denying that Denver has provided quite the wealth for Peter Forsberg. And he’s provided quite the wealth for us as well.

So, I realize that a lot of you reading this blog entry might just be big-time Valentine’s Day-haters. Well… in a way, I am, too. But that isn’t going to keep me from arguing that perhaps there is something valuable in Valentine’s Day.

This guy knows his game.

When I first heard this phrase, I was sitting at the desk in the UMC and the awesome New Era Colorado kids were arranging their materials in the glass display case across the hallway. “That’s foul,” a passerby said, laughing heartily. “But it’s still funny.”

CU-Boulder attracted a little celebrity today.

After a brief caucus training with the Boulder for Obama staffers at the UMC Ballroom on the CU campus, we were treated to a short speech and a Q&A with Academy Award-winning actor Forest Whitaker (The Last King of Scotland, Phone Booth, The Crying Game).

I had been meaning to make a Filipino dessert called bibingka for quite a while. There are different kinds of bibingka, if I recall correctly, because it means “rice cake” and that can mean any number of things when it comes to Filipino cuisine.