Recognize this fellow? He's John Krasinski, and I've found him out. Let me explain:

One of my favorite things to do is to delve into the minds of the writers/creators of films and television. Example: my brother pointed out to me that the writer of "In the Line of Fire" was most certainly a NY Giants fan. Furthermore, he most certainly hates the Denver Broncos. Existing evidence follows:

1) The antagonist of the film, an assassin making a play for the President's life, is from Colorado.

2) Clint Eastwood makes a comment to one of his mates on the secret service that he owes him $20 from Superbowl XX (Broncos V. Giants, and Adam you can tell me if I got the right SB.)

3) The President travels to Denver to make a campaign speech, which he begins with, "Today we are standing on the shoulders of GIANTS!"

Call me crazy.

Okay, back to the point: And this is a follow-up from my last post, as you will see. Well, John Krasinski is involved in a project to develop David Foster Wallace's book, "Brief Interviews with Hideous Men" into a film (or a TV series, I'm not sure which.). As a matter of fact, he's both writing and directing the project. Do you think he's a fan?

Here's the proof: on last night's episode of The Office, JK's character (Jim Halpert) leaves an office party to go outside and shoot hoops with his work colleague, a man by the name of, you guessed it, David Wallace. Coincidence? I think NOT!

Furthermore, John K. is in The Office with Steve Carell, who was in Little Miss Sunshine with Greg Kinnear, who was in As Good as it Gets with Jack Nicholson, who was in A Few Good Men with Kevin Bacon.

ps- I still need to post about Margaret's visit (which will undoubtedly contain chicks, ducks, and geese) and I need to find a way to commemorate Ash's third birthday. Ideas?