• Trifecta #12

    IMAGE OF THE WEEK WORD OF THE WEEK VIDEO OF THE WEEK

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  • Various Pictures Relative to My Current Thoughts and Moods

    Some claim pictures say a thousands words, and so here are pictures that probably say a thousand words or more. 

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  • My Juice Detox Thoughts Now That The Seven Days Are Done

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    I’m going to be again brutally honest.   I wasn’t exactly sure what to expect on this seven day juice detox.  I know there are no easy fixes to losing weight.  I also know being healthy is more important than anything else.  A person can be thin, but their organs might tell a different story.   Just…

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  • Hills After the Fire Near Sepulveda Boulevard

    The fire is gone near the Getty, but the hills continue to grow to be what they once were before the flames.  Grass seed was laid down and some of it has definitely taken root.  It’s hard to take photos of it when driving and usually only take it when the traffic has stopped completely…

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  • March 2018: African Sculpture

    African Sculpture I’m carrying the tradition of focusing on a certain country or continent instead of a particular artist. I’ve made a few clay masks in my life during various art classes. They are fun to make.  African sculpture was first made from wood and other organic materials. You can deduce most of the earliest…

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  • Eight Quotes

    Quotes About Life from My Journal  

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  • Movie Review: Coco

    Movie Review: Coco (2017) Quote from Coco by Ernesto de la Cruz: “And Héctor was my best friend. Success doesn’t come for free, Miguel. You have to be willing to, do whatever it takes to… seize your moment. I know you understand.” There is Something Special Here Is Pixar capable of releasing a movie that…

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  • Movie Review: Get Out (2017)

    Movie Review: Get Out (2017) Quote from Get Out by Dean Armitage: “Life can be a sick joke.” Reality is Sometimes a Hard Pill to Swallow Get Out reminds me somewhat of Juno from a screenwriting perspective.  Anyone remember Diablo Cody, the screenwriter who became the “it woman” in Hollywood after she won an Oscar? …

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  • Trifecta #11: Image, Word, Video

    IMAGE OF THE WEEK A mask from the Genghis Khan exhibit. WORD OF THE WEEK We definitely need less of this and more cooperation and compromise. VIDEO OF THE WEEK Weird but cool avatars dancing at Method Studios in NYC.

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  • Poem: Darkness

    If I told you to touch it, would you?  I don’t think you would. I really don’t think you would. You crave loneliness. You do things in the dark. It’s not like I don’t know who you are. I see you not holding your words in truth. I hear you doing bad things. I touch…

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  • Book Recommendation: Wounds of Passion

    March 17, 2018: Book Recommendation: Wounds of Passion: A Writing Life Publisher: Holt Paperbacks Publication: January 15, 1999 Reprint edition Page Number: 288 pages If you don’t know who bell hooks (pen name) is, hopefully you will soon find out.  Her knowledge of class, race, gender, and culture is found in many of her earlier…

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  • Two Children Book Recommendations

    I’ve become acquainted with children’s books again.  These are two books that caught my eye as I was browsing the shelves.  There are about as many selections for children as there are for each kind of subject of adult books.  I have read both of them.  Eventually, I will be parting ways as they are…

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  • Air Force One Exhibit

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    I knew we could take pictures of Air Force One 27000 when outside, but learned a week later I wasn’t supposed to take pictures inside the plane.  I guess I shouldn’t feel too bad since the docents moved out of the way when I took a few pictures.   Okay, more than a few pictures.  If…

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