FIPS ToDo's
Erica | Wednesday, December 10, 2008 at 12:01AM 
* On December 21st, bring your kids to take part in New York's oldest continuing Holiday Tradition: Honoring Clement Clarke Moore. Moore's poem, "A Visit From St. Nicholas" (written for his six children), did much to popularize many of the traditional/fanciful aspects of the Christmas holiday celebration as we know it today (MUG).
*Check out what its like in Flatbush (Brooklyn Based).
*Adopt a black dog...cuz you're a rebel like dat. The Brooklyn Animal Resource Coalition is a good place to start. (Buzzfeed).
*Catch hilarious Park Slope resident (and PC poseur) John Hodgman tonight for a reading at Barnes & Noble on 7th Avenue at 7:30pm (Twitter).
*Get outraged like Campbell Brown (could she *be* any hotter?) (Cityfile).
*Call in "gay" today (MSNBC)
*Catch up on the Top 10 stories you missed in 2008 (Kottke).
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Reader Comments (1)
You can do more than just adopt at BARC - you can walk the dogs too. It's easy - walk up, fill out a volunteer form & they hand you a dog. Come back in 45 minutes. We're going this morning, because wtf else are we gonna do when you're unemployed?