April 2022 – Pisaries Creator

Short Movie Review: Dune (2021)

04/30/2022

Movie Reviews

Dreams make good stories, but everything important happens when we’re awake. -Duncan Idaho- This short review doesn’t have any major spoilers! That’s a Lot of Sand Dune is about Paul Atreides, the son Duke Leto, who has visions of a woman from the future and must ultimately prove his worth in order to save his
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Hulu Docuseries Recommendation: Captive Audience: A Real American Horror Story (2022)

04/30/2022

Documentary Recommendations, Hulu Recommendations, True Crime

Captive Audience: A Real American Horror Story is about the abduction of Steven Stayner and the crimes of Cary Stayner. They were in the spotlight for different reasons. One had no control over why he was in the media. Reporters and the general public wanted to know everything about Steven Stayner. He was hailed a
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Documentary Recommendation: Unfit: The Psychology of Donald Trump (2020)

04/30/2022

Documentary Recommendations

If you’ve read the book A Duty to Warn about Donald Trump before he became president of the U.S., you’ll see similarities in this documentary called #Unfit: The Psychology of Donald Trump. I read the book during Trump’s presidency. It was an eye opener. I watched this documentary after he left the White House. I’m
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Netflix Documentary Recommendation: White Hot: Rise and Fall of Abercrombie & Fitch (2022)

04/30/2022

Documentary Recommendations, Netflix Recommendations

Malls haven’t become a trend of the past completely. They still exist. Someone always knew when Abercrombie & Fitch was close by from the gallon of cologne sprayed into the air. You could smell it a mile away. I’ve never walked this store back then and never would now. There are many sides of a
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Netflix TV Review: Bridgerton Season 2 (2022)

04/30/2022

Netflix Recommendations, Netflix Review

Move over Duke of Hastings, it’s now Anthony Bridgerton’s turn to show his worth to London and keep his family relevant among the families eager to take their place. While Duke of Hastings doesn’t make an appearance (disappointing many fans), his wife, Daphne does and sometimes their son who doesn’t care for her sister, Eloise.
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Journal Entry Type #130: Let Me Down, Again

04/30/2022

Life, Writing

I really didn’t know what to name my JET so I chose something that happens to people, regardless of their age, sex, nationality, and more. People don’t get everything they want even if they say they have in life. This never happens all the time. We don’t get what we want all the time. Some
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Random Calendar Info #14

04/30/2022

FYI, More You Know

The Empire State Building was made with 18,630 tons of limestone. Paestum is an ancient city in Italy that was abandoned during the Middle Ages. The world’s largest ATM is located in Pakistan. The lowest point of elevation in California is Death Valley. Dairy Queen was founded in 1940. The largest rock carving of an
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Poem: Crescendo

04/30/2022

Poetry

Puffed sleeves at a ball, look at them in a cluster, gathered around in a circle. Many sets of eyes on the prize, the most handsome, waiting. He sets the mood, dour at times, not wanting to expend too much, outreach his hand too far. She will cut off his ear if she gets too
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Not Really Middle April Quotes

04/23/2022

Quotes

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The Last Six Movies I’ve Watched

04/23/2022

Movie Information, Movie Recommendations

The Disaster Artist (2017) is about the real story of Tommy Wiseau and Greg Sestero moving to Hollywood, CA and making a movie titled The Room. The only problem was it wasn’t supposed to be a comedy when it debuted in the theatre. Okay, there were more problems but that was the biggest one. It
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Netflix Series Recommendation: How to Become a Tyrant (2021-)

04/23/2022

Netflix Recommendations, Netflix Review

I saw this on Netflix and thought what’s the purpose of airing a show about how to become a tyrant. Let’s not give any more motivation for people to be tyrants. I changed my mind when I watched the first episode. There’s some good information within them. People that want to become tyrants will find
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Random Calendar Info #13

04/23/2022

FYI, More You Know

Mount Waialeale in Hawai’i is the rainiest spot in the U.S. John McDermott was the first to win the Boston Marathon in 1897. All motion in a molecule stops at -273.15 C and -459.67 F. The musical Annie ran from 1977 to 1983 on Broadway. Author Harper Lee died in 2016. Yuri Gagarin was the
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Random Calendar Info #12

04/23/2022

FYI, More You Know

One of Ronald Reagan’s motto’s was “peace through strength.” The Clean Air Act was passed in 1970. 65 countries boycotted the 1980 Summer Olympic Games in Moscow. James McAvoy and Kate Hudson were born in 1979. Kofun are ancient Japanese burial mounds for powerful clans. Flamingos use the salt pans in Botswana as a breeding
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