March 2021 – Pisaries Creator

More You Know: Largest Lawsuits and Settlements in the U.S.

03/31/2021

More You Know

No one likes lawsuits and settlements because it means something bad happened. Here are the top ten largest class action lawsuits and settlements in general, medical malpractice lawsuits, and police and prison misconduct. The information might trigger emotions but that wasn’t my intention. The bottom line while most corporations and organizations keep themselves in check,
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TV Review: American Horror Story (2011-)

03/29/2021

TV Recommendations, TV Reviews, TV Thoughts

I recently finished all of the seasons, so far, in American Horror Story. Thanks for the viewers, the show will continue to the 13th season. The 10th season includes a new cast member of Macaulay Culkin (I can’t wait to see him) and Kaia Gerber (I’ll have to see how she does). The creators are
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TV Recommendation: How It Really Happened with Hill Harper (2016-)

03/29/2021

True Crime, TV Recommendations

Last night I watched the two episodes, part one and two, about Bernie Madoff. He’s the person responsible for his son’s suicide (Mark), his wife’s lonely life (Ruth), and his other son’s terrible demise (Andrew). As the show stated, he became the most hated man in the U.S. and the Madoff family became the most
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Book Recommendation: Capitalism

03/27/2021

Book Recommendations

Quote by Karl Marx “Capital is money, capital is commodities. By virtue of it being value, it has acquired the occult ability to add value to itself. It brings forth living offspring, or, at the least, lays golden eggs.” Publication Date: June 15, 2005 Publisher: Icon Books Ltd Page Number: 176 There is a more
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Trifecta #56

03/27/2021

Trifecta

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End of March Quotes

03/27/2021

Quotes

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More You Know: 10 Random Facts

03/27/2021

More You Know

James K. Polk and Warren G. Harding were both born on the same day of November 2, 1795. (Source: National Constitution Center) The wombat forms their cube-shaped feces in the lower intestine. (Source: CNN World) A mash-up of two words to make a new word is called a portmanteau. (Source: Merriam-Webster) The Flintstones became the
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Flash Fiction: Godzilla vs. Big Ben

03/27/2021

Flash Fiction

(This idea came to me as I accidentally said Godzilla vs. Kong when referencing the newly released movie. It goes to show that ideas truly can come from anywhere.) Forget the Kong, this is the story of the assault on Big Ben. You know the building with the Clock Tower in Westminster, London? The clock
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Coloring: Four Points

03/27/2021

Coloring

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Journal Entry Type #85: If a Door Closes, Another One Opens

03/27/2021

Life, Writing

With the recent news of me being laid off due to COVID, I took a few days to myself to digest the information. It’s easy to freak out after losing a job, but there is comfort in knowing I’m not the only one. There are millions of others that lost their jobs, way before I
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TV Series Recommendation: Lincoln: Divided We Stand (2021)

03/25/2021

Documentary Recommendations, History, US History

I am a firm believer in the people. If given the truth, they can be depended upon to meet any national crisis. The great point is to bring them the real facts. -Abraham Lincoln- This six part series started on February 21st and ended on March 21st this year. It begins with Abraham Lincoln as
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The Last Ten Movies I’ve Watched in March

03/25/2021

Amazon Recommendations, Hulu Recommendations, Movie Recommendations, Netflix Recommendations

The Odd Couple (1968) is about two men, one already divorced and one in the beginnings of his separation, who end up living together. The only problem is they realize they can’t stand each other. I don’t know much about Neil Simon as a playwright, I look forward to watching more of his adaptations. The
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Poem: I Once Knew You

03/25/2021

Poetry

I stand before you not as a friend or enemy. You once regarded me worthy to hold your hand, as you puked alongside the toilet after a night’s drinking. Who do you think got rid of the foul smell? It was I who pulled the yellow gloves up my scrawny arms. The material scratching my
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