July 2019 – Pisaries Creator

U.S. Beaches: How Dirty Is the Water?

07/29/2019

Random Posts, U.S. Beaches

Now that I live in the desert, I’m not by any ocean or river or lake by a long shot unless you count Lake Mead. The Environment America Research and Policy Center collected samples and tested them for bacteria in 2018. I’m surprised Santa Monica Pier isn’t one of the top five in California.
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End of July Quotes

07/29/2019

Quotes

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It’s Been a While for The Woody Show

07/29/2019

Radio, Random Posts

I haven’t really been listening to The Woody Show. I don’t get it where I currently live and am not too keen on listening to it on IHeartRadio. I do once in a while watch the videos that pop up. Here are a few recent and not so recent videos because as always they are
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Poem: Life and Death

07/29/2019

Poetry

It’s easy to say death is a natural occurrence, much like a bird flying in the sky, or the sun rising in the morning, and setting when it darkens. But, life is a natural thing too. It sits on a table, sometimes reserved for those who have nothing to gain and nothing to lose. Awareness
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Poem: Layers

07/26/2019

Poetry

Cutting into an onion, I will make you cry. Peeling away the parts you can’t eat, will remind you of the memories, those things not easily erased, ever present. Getting to the middle, I will make you know. No matter how much you break apart the whole, the essence remains intact, creating disconnect, never leaving.
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House of Cards (2014-2108): Season Six Review

07/24/2019

Netflix Recommendations, TV Reviews

Do not read if you haven’t seen all seasons from House of Cards!!! In 2017 I wrote a post about House of Cards. It was one of the reasons I still kept Netflix when others were running away from it. I still haven’t run away from it although I’m finding some of the newer original
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TV Series Recommendation: Nova (1974-)

07/24/2019

Netflix Recommendations, TV Recommendations

Quote by Neil deGrasse Tyson “Asteroids have us in our sight. The dinosaurs didn’t have a space program, so they’re not here to talk about this problem. We are, and we have the power to do something about it. I don’t want to be the embarrassment of the galaxy, to have had the power to
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Book Recommendation for Writers: Revision & Self-Editing and a Few Quotes about Writing by Writers

07/24/2019

Book Recommendations, Quotes, Writing

“The most essential gift for a good writer is a built-in, shock-proof, shit-detector.” -Ernest Hemingway- Publisher: Writer’s Digest Books (2nd edition) Publication Date: May 5, 2008 Page Number: 272 I did some soul searching this last weekend and this week as well. I’m not going to lie in that I’ve struggled lately with my rewriting.
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Random Info: USDA versus USFDA

07/17/2019

Random Posts

What’s the difference between the USDA and USFDA. Here’s a quick breakdown of what each one does. Both regulate food safety and supply, but there are still issues in both agencies as I will touch on briefly. The USDA stands for U.S. Department of Agriculture. They are responsible for making sure food is safe
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Random Mid July Quotes About Writing and Emotions

07/16/2019

Quotes

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Poem: Nine Nights

07/15/2019

Poetry

On the third night, I dug my toes into the possibilities, of wanting to be closer, one inch at a time to freedom. On the fourth night, I scaled the walls with half-open eyes, feeling every bit of pain. On the fifth night, my heat increased, the sweat on my back sour. On the sixth
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50 Real Life Stories To Watch

07/15/2019

Movie Recommendations

I’ve had this list of based on real life people since I started my blog in January 2017. I’m not going to put any descriptions: just movie name, the major person/people involved, and the year it came out. This time it’s the bare bones. Here they are in no particular order. Movie Name Name of
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Journal Entry Type #14: How Do We Get Back To Normal? Was There Ever One? How Do We Get There? What Will 2020 Look Like?

07/15/2019

Life, Politics, U.S. Government

I’m writing this because there are a few people in my life who I consider mentors, but sometimes we fall very opposite when it comes to politics. There is one in particular who has helped me grow and still does, but unlike me who never voted for the second George Bush, either time, she did.
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