September 2022 – Pisaries Creator

Random Advice Type #11: What To Do When You Are Overwhelmed?

09/30/2022

Advice

I admit I don’t vacuum as much as I should. I grew up with parents who vacuumed every week. They cooked meals each night. I didn’t take after them by any means, which is a shame in a way. I hate cooking and find nothing relaxing about it. I wish I liked to cook more.
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Random Calendar Info #31

09/27/2022

FYI, More You Know

Filet mignon steaks are tender but not as flavorful as other steaks. Helen Skelton traveled 2,010 miles through Brazil by kayak. Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin were three world leaders during WWII. The Hobbit was first published in 1937 by J.R.R. Tolkien. A meteor is a chunk of material that plunges into Earth’s atmosphere, a meteoroid
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Journal Entry Type #145: So Are The Days Of Our Lives but This Isn’t A Soap Opera But Real Life

09/25/2022

Writing

For some reason since I lost my job prior to the one I currently have, I’ve been going up and down the rungs of a ladder called life. You could say many things remind me of the hardships in life. Ever since I can remember I thought my life would be difficult because a part
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Flash Fiction: Getting the Message

09/25/2022

Flash Fiction, Writing

I thought of this idea as a short story or something I’d like to incorporate into a novel idea. I’ve been floating this around my head for some time and while it never really came out the way I liked on paper, one that made it understandable, I decided to post it anyway. It’s sort
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Random Calendar Info #30

09/18/2022

FYI, More You Know

The largest countries include China, India, United States, Indonesia, and Pakistan. The Trift Bridge in the Swiss Alps is 330 feet high or 100 meters from the valley floor. Thomas Edison’s concrete homes were a failure in the early 1900s. Sparky the dalmatian is the mascot of the National Fire Protection Association. The tallest five
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TV Show Recommendation: The Umbrella Academy (2019-2023)

09/18/2022

Netflix Recommendations, TV Recommendations

I’m so glad The Umbrella Academy is coming back for another season. I was thinking the creators or Netflix can’t leave the ending like they did in the last episode of season three. While I had this in my queue forever and remember seeing the chimpanzee face that I later found out was named Pogo,
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TV Mini-Series Documentary Recommendation: We Need to Talk about Cosby (2022)

09/18/2022

Documentary Recommendations, TV Recommendations, TV Thoughts

It’s difficult to write and discuss about topics that most people find uncomfortable such as drugging women to take advantage of them. It’s even harder when the person involved whether it be a singer, movie star, or athlete is involved that many people once admired. I first learned about Bill Cosby through his successful TV
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September Writing Quotes

09/18/2022

Book Recommendations, Quotes, Writers

I recently picked up a book that I have yet to start because I’m busy with trying to write, read, color, and other interests of mine. You can pick it up at Barnes and Noble, but this is where I got these quotes.
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Last Ten Movies I’ve Watched

09/18/2022

Movie Recommendations

I’ve watched more than ten movies, but these were the ones I decided to include. I’ve gotten back into writing a little bit and coloring too. Frankly, I’m trying to just do things to keep busy because I’m getting tired after getting enough sleep. I blame it on my autoimmune thing I’m dealing with and
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Advice Type #10: Should You Name Your Children Unique Names?

09/11/2022

Advice

I’ve been around enough people and worked enough jobs to know parents definitely name their children crazy, weird, and unique names. They name them after celebrities and stars they admire. They name them after fictional characters they like. They name them after athletes and musicians. I digress but the funniest sounding name for a dog
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Random Calendar Info #29

09/11/2022

FYI, More You Know

The Seacrest Wolf Preserve houses gray and Arctic wolves in the U.S. Cal Ripken Jr. broke Lou Gehrig’s consecutive game record in 1995. ESPN first aired in 1979. Some of the top beef producing nations include U.S., China, and India. Singer Amy Winehouse died in 2011. Grover Cleveland made Labor Day a national holiday in
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Journal Entry Type #144: Be Real Not Fake, Please!

09/08/2022

Random Thoughts, Writing

Hello everyone, I’m starting this out a little differently by how I started this JET. I suppose I’m way overdue on my blog entries for September, given it’s now the 8th of this month. Two family members have a birthday this month and will be half a century old. Jeez, time flies by when living
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Poem: Highway of Life

09/08/2022

Poetry

When I’m sitting down, full of my own stink, I wonder many things most people think about. The problems continue to spin around, at a fast pace, never slowing down when it should. And I’m not sure who will replace the darkness within, shine a light on it, and send it on its way. There
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