December 2023 – Pisaries Creator

The Enduring James Bond Franchise: 1962 to 2021 (so far)

12/24/2023

Movie Recommendations, Movie Thoughts

With Daniel Craig leaving as James Bond, the speculation of who will step in his shoes remains unknown. I finally finished watching all the James Bond movies so far. My favorite Bonds are Sean Connery and Pierce Brosnan. My next favorite are Roger Moore and Timothy Dalton. The last are Daniel Craig and George Lazenby.
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Return of the Cheesy, Awful, and a Little Bit of Decency in My Pick of Christmas Movies

12/23/2023

Amazon Recommendations, HBO Recommendations, Hulu Recommendations, Netflix Recommendations

I haven’t watched holidays movies for a while because I haven’t been in the mood. I’ve been too busy with other things in my life. Besides, I’ve seen most of the best ones ever made already. You’re bound to get a lot of duds and maybe two decent enough to pay attention 100%. If you
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The Last Ten Movies I’ll Probably Watch in 2023

12/23/2023

Movie Recommendations

Conan the Barbarian (2011) is about a warrior seeking revenge for his father’s murder. The movie stars Jason Moma, Ron Perlman, and Rose McGowan. It has a R rating and is one hour and 53 minutes. It is written by Thomas Dean Donnelly, Joshua Oppenheimer, and Sean Hood and directed by Marcus Nispel. Driven (2018)
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Poem: Gathering Old Dust

12/23/2023

Poetry

After a while, it no longer matters. Gathering up the darkness in your arms. The empty corner waits patiently. He heard you speak and the echoes that followed. If you want to teach him that, go ahead. I will not wait anymore. You have shown your colors. They are dirty and gross after all. The
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Random Advice Type #20: Always Reflect

12/19/2023

Advice, Random Thoughts

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Journal Entry Type #175: Smell the Air

12/19/2023

Life, Writing

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December Quotes

12/19/2023

Quotes

A little humor and chilly quotes about winter!
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Poem: Fingers and Toes

12/19/2023

Poetry

I landed.Somewhere in the middle,that’s right, yeah.Middle of what, I’m not sure.All I know it’s the center,it feels funny.It’s true.The lies, that is.She won’t face it,knows enough about it though,bopping her on the face and all,leaving identifiable marks.That’s right, keep looking away.I surrendered.Heard something from outside,not quite right but still there.You couldn’t count them all,not
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Random Calendar Info #63

12/19/2023

FYI, More You Know

This is my last entry for this calendar. I don’t think I’m going to get another calendar in 2024. I always say I won’t then buy one. Not enough people read my entries for it to be worth my while. Besides, I’d much rather spend 2024 making headway with my novel ideas and colorings and
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Random Calendar Info #62

12/19/2023

FYI, More You Know

If you need to walk on the ice until you are found, make sure you have a pole or long stick. Hold it across from your body in case you fall through the ice. Dirty ice is weaker than clean ice, and snow-covered ice is usually weaker than bare ice. If you know the ice
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Coloring: Broken Butterfly

12/11/2023

Coloring

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Coloring: Dying Flowers

12/11/2023

Coloring

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Documentary Recommendation: David Holmes: The Boy Who Lived (2023)

12/09/2023

Documentary Recommendations

If you want to see a documentary where the person doesn’t feel sorry for himself and faces the reality he’s been given, David Holmes: The Boy Who Lived, would be it. David Holmes had a bright future as a stunt double and one of his films catapulted his Hollywood career and that was Harry Potter.
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