Adam Sandler, The Rolling Stones, and Steve Jobs

When Sam doesn't want to go to school, I begin singing, "Back to school, back to school, to prove to Dad that I'm no fool", like Adam Sandler in Billy Madison.  Sam starts laughing and singing, and next thing you know we're on our way to school.  We parents can learn a lot from Adam Sandler.

I'm listening to the Stones tonight, and I've come to the unavoidable conclusion that they produced their best music when Mick Taylor was in the band.  Exile on Main Street and Sticky Fingers are the best Rolling Stones records.  Yet Mick Taylor gets little or no credit for this.  Seems strange to me.  Probably seems strange to Mick Taylor, too.

I'm going to write a little more of The Auctioneer and then continue reading the Steve Jobs biography.  So far, he seems like a difficult person to like.