03/18/2025 – Pisaries Creator

Documentary Recommendation: Milli Vanilli (2023)

03/18/2025

Documentary Recommendations, Paramount Recommendations

Long before the Ashlee Simpson stage oops and she ran off in embarrassment, there was Milli Vanilli. This music duo was all appearance, and I won’t say talentless, but their own voices were not as good as the actual singers of their albums. Milli Vanilli is a documentary about the duo of Robert Pilatus and Fabrice Morvan. The
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Poem: Not Like This

03/18/2025

Poetry

I will not end up like you. No way will I let this happen.Not now, not ever, not in any form.I have many reminders of the pain.The images can blur together.You weren’t there?Are you sure? Trust me.I wasn’t there.I wish I had been where you were.I didn’t taste the local food.My lips ate dry food.The
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The Texas Cheerleader Murder Plot (2024)

03/18/2025

Documentary Recommendations, HBO Recommendations

It’s interesting how people find certain topics interesting in the fact we find subjects intriguing that we know nothing about or didn’t care to learn when younger. Cheerleading and competitions are two things I’ve never really cared too much about. I’ve never been one to research more into how cheerleading works, but people understand about
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(Sort of) Book Recommendation: 1984

03/18/2025

Book Recommendations

1984, book-review, Books, dystopian, george-orwell

Publication Date: January 1, 1977Publisher: Signet ClassicPage Number: 267It took me a long time to read this book for several reasons. The first being the writing of George Orwell wasn’t my favorite. There was too much repetitive usage of certain phrases and words. I think Orwell could have put a little more confidence into his
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