November 2022 – Pisaries Creator

(Short) Movie Review: The Outfit (2022)

11/27/2022

Movie Reviews

It’s at the finishings that you must come to terms with the idea that perfection is a necessary goal, precisely because it is unattainable. If you don’t aim for perfection, you cannot make anything great. And yet true perfection is impossible. -Leonard Burling- Mark Rylance is an underrated actor and I encourage everyone to watch
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(Short) Movie Review: Underwater (2020)

11/27/2022

Movie Reviews

There are things will happen and make you feel powerless, and make you feel insignificant, but that’s it. There are just feelings. and sometimes you have to stop feeling and start doing. -Norah Price- Underwater is about a team of underwater researchers stuck in a station near the Mariana Trench while being attacked by an
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TV Show Recommendation: Covert Affairs (2010-2014)

11/27/2022

Amazon Recommendations, TV Recommendations

Covert Affairs is about a CIA agent, Annie Walker, finding a balance between secrecy with her sister, Danielle Brooks and success as a new operative under the command of Joan Campbell. Good thing she has a support network, though small, in Auggie Anderson and Jai Wilcox. As she becomes more experienced and confident in her
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TV Show Recommendation: Animal Kingdom (2016-2022)

11/27/2022

Amazon Recommendations, TV Recommendations

I can’t say enough good things about Animal Kingdom. Even after one of the major characters was written off the show, her replacement which was a younger version did just as well. The series ended on a somewhat predictable note, but with enough surprises and emotion that it cuts to the core. There really were
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Trifecta #95

11/26/2022

Random Posts

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Trifecta #94

11/26/2022

Trifecta

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Flash Fiction: When They Die In the Silence

11/20/2022

Flash Fiction, Writing

When they try to run me off the road, my car inches over and the edge next to the cliff, far down, gets closer and closer. I dare not peek anymore. I know I’m not closer to my death because I don’t fear death the way others do. I am not afraid to die because
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Journal Entry Type #151: Set and Reset

11/20/2022

Life, Writing

The best advice I can give someone who is just starting out in life such as in their early twenties or even early thirties, is expect the unexpected. I know I’ve said this before, but I never thought I’d be in this position I’m in now. Seriously, I’ve never thought I would be here but
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Humorous November Quotes

11/13/2022

Quotes

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Poem: What’s Left to Lose?

11/13/2022

Poetry

They asked me countless times. Two questions each. What’s left to lose? How much else can you gain? I don’t know how to answer them. My honesty has never been my strength. Ask me about my weaknesses. I have much to tell with the right motivation. The number of close calls I’ve had. Three guesses
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TV Show Recommendation: Ugly Betty (2006-2010)

11/10/2022

TV Recommendations, TV Thoughts

This is a great comedy if you want to watch realistic family issues and realistic work environments. Ugly Betty is about an up-and-coming young woman, Betty Suarez (America Ferrera) in New York in the publishing world. Her journey as a personal assistant to Daniel Meade (Eric Mabius), the newly assigned editor-in-chief, of Mode magazine, has
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TV Show Review Season Five: The Handmaid’s Tale (2022)

11/10/2022

TV Recommendations, TV Reviews

Before I begin with this review, I have to say there will be minor spoilers and the greatness of a writer in any kind of format is making the reader or viewer feel sympathy for a bad/evil character. Keep this is mind when you read this. By the end of the finale episode, I was
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Journal Entry Type #150: Don’t Underestimate Your Body

11/09/2022

Writing

I spent yesterday watching the midterm elections. I spent today watching a minor surgery and having unexpected reaction to either food I ate earlier or the combination of watching syringes shooting lidocaine into someone and the smell of burnt flesh as the skin was cut open. This led to me having to excuse myself and
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