11/01/2025 – Pisaries Creator

Book Recommendation: Squirrel Seeks Chipmunk

11/01/2025

Book Recommendations

Publisher: Little, Brown and Company Publication Date: September 2010 Number of Pages: 169 David Sedaris is the master of sarcasm and wit wrapped in humor and truth. This collection of short stories is a fast read. I bought this at a used bookstore only to make it more used by spilling water on the cover.
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TV Series Recommendation: The Story of Late Night (2021)

11/01/2025

Documentary Recommendations, TV Recommendations

If you want to learn the origin of late night, the evolution of late-night programming, and the current state of late-night programming, this documentary series covers all of the subjects and more. From Mary Kay Stearns and Steve Allen, Ernie Kovacs and Jack Parr, and bunch of hosts until Johnny Carson aired in October 1962
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Eight Horror (Like) Movies I Watched Last Month

11/01/2025

Movie Recommendations

film, horror, Movies

I’ve decided to change this up a little bit instead of just listing the movies I’ve watched. While I’ve seen some of these in the theater, too much time has passed to do single reviews. Therefore, I’m adding them into this blog and including whether to WATCH IT or SKIP IT. I’m not responsible for
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Flash Fiction: The Sturdy Desk

11/01/2025

Flash Fiction, Random Posts, Writing

This is my test flash fiction story for a book idea that is in the vein of David Sedaris. Since I’m not obviously writing consistently to get done with my other novel idea (due to personal shit going on to be honest), I decided to write try something else. For some reason I’m having a
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Poem by Walt Whitman: O Me! O Life!

11/01/2025

Life, Poetry

Oh me! Oh life! of the questions of these recurring, Of the endless trains of the faithless, of cities fill’d with the foolish, Of myself forever reproaching myself, (for who more foolish than I, and who more faithless?) Of eyes that vainly crave the light, of the objects mean, of the struggle ever renew’d, Of
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