Month: November 2020
Last Five Movies I’ve Watched
I’ve watched these movies when November started and now that November is almost done, well here they are. I’m going to give a quick recap of each one and why I think you should watch them or not. The Ride (2018) is based on… Continue Reading “Last Five Movies I’ve Watched”
TV Show Recommendation: Man with a Plan (2016-2020)
Happiness is over in three, two, one. -Adam Burns- Man with a Plan is a CBS show that ran for four seasons. The first two seasons had 21/22 episodes each where the last two seasons had 13. The bottom line is there should’ve been… Continue Reading “TV Show Recommendation: Man with a Plan (2016-2020)”
Weekly Facts #48
I’m behind on my weekly facts. Here they are for last week. Soy milk doesn’t need to be refrigerated until after it’s opened. Clinical lycanthropy is a delusion where a person thinks s/he has transformed into an animal. Kellogg’s corn flakes and graham crackers were… Continue Reading “Weekly Facts #48”
Ravensburger Puzzles
I grew up with Ravensburger and Charles Wysocki puzzles so I’m partial to them. Pomegranate has some nice ones too. The hardest one I did from Pomegranate was a Jackson Pollack painting. The hardest one I did from White Mountain were different pencils. I… Continue Reading “Ravensburger Puzzles”
Journal Entry Type #67: During and After the Full Belly
As many people in the U.S. and a handful of other countries that celebrate Thanksgivings earlier, as a collective whole probably stuffed themselves silly and gave thanks. If you live in the U.S., there’s the reminder of how the Native populations still suffer. I’ve… Continue Reading “Journal Entry Type #67: During and After the Full Belly”
Journal Entry Type #66: Legos and Puzzles
Right now I’m taking my life slowly, like very slowly. I should be gung ho to rewrite and exercise with all my free time on my hands now, but I find myself doing other things like Legos (although most of the Harry Potter Legos… Continue Reading “Journal Entry Type #66: Legos and Puzzles”
More You Know: British Prime Ministers
Since I’m watching The Crown, I decided to look up the Prime Ministers who served alongside the King or Queen of England. They were either of the Whig, Conservative, Tory, Liberal, Labour, or National Labour party. For obvious reasons due to the political climate… Continue Reading “More You Know: British Prime Ministers”
Weekly Facts #47
Mechanical purpura is the medical term for a hickey which is basically a bruise. The longest running TV soap opera drama was Guiding Light, which was cancelled in 2009 after 57 years. Cornish Rex are one of the most intelligent cats. Great Pyramid of… Continue Reading “Weekly Facts #47”
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