Month: May 2020
Poem: Past Tense
You owe me more time, I was that minority, the one the world saw on the street. One second more turned to death, one more minute brought upon arrest, and privacy no longer mattered. You spread the fires, flames burning across the lands, outrage… Continue Reading “Poem: Past Tense”
Journal Entry Type #45: I Have a Few Bones to Pick and Then Let Go
It looks like WP realized typing in gray wasn’t really the way to go in terms of color. I went back to the old way of WP instead their new format of blocks because I couldn’t get the words I typed to be black.… Continue Reading “Journal Entry Type #45: I Have a Few Bones to Pick and Then Let Go”
Weekly Facts #22
Humps on camels are fatty tissue and despite their tall height, are used to carry people and cargo. Most camels only have one hump, but two humped camels do exist. They use the fatty humps when food is scarce and can go without water… Continue Reading “Weekly Facts #22”
AFI Top 100 Movie Quotes
I had plans to display this all nice and neat like. Include pictures, make some quotes bigger font than others, include different information on what I think are the top ten best movies. This is what I came up with instead. Plain and simple… Continue Reading “AFI Top 100 Movie Quotes”
Book Recommendation: Snow Falling on Cedars
Publisher: Vintage; Contemporary Edition First Edition: September 26, 1995 Page Number: 460 I don’t even remember when I started reading this. It was probably in 2018. I bought this book because I wanted to see how a romance story would play out. I also… Continue Reading “Book Recommendation: Snow Falling on Cedars”
Movie Review: Creation (2009)
Quote by Charles Darwin “As a child, I often wrote deliberate nonsense to surprise others.” There are not major spoilers in this review! The Facts about Creation Creation is a biographical drama about Charles Darwin’s middle years. During this time he was experiencing mental… Continue Reading “Movie Review: Creation (2009)”
Journal Entry Type #44: How Different Are We? Very, I Hope!
I’ve been watching more shows than I probably should since getting Amazon and the first streaming service I watched, Netflix. I’ve watched a documentary about Darrell Hammond, powerfully explosive and recommend it to anyone who wants to see the effects of child abuse. You… Continue Reading “Journal Entry Type #44: How Different Are We? Very, I Hope!”
Poem: Wishful Thinking
Oh, how I wish, for things to come my way. I do wish for things in far away places. Things that bring me joy again, keeping close to me. No one remembers the good things anymore. I want to hear your deep laugh. It… Continue Reading “Poem: Wishful Thinking”
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