• CA Science Center: Body Worlds (Part One)

    The Body Worlds exhibit opened my eyes once again to how some human beings aren’t taking care of their bodies, and how as a collective whole humans need to pay more attention to the long-term effects and not just the short-term rewards while living.  The information found in the captions is derived from the exhibit…

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  • Guess What? More Quotes!

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  • Five Reasons I Still Keep Netflix

    There’s been some backlash over Netflix, mainly their original programming and what they allow to stream on their service. I find it more user-friendly based on my preferences and needs. I prefer the option of binge watching television shows and seeing older movies. Releasing only one season or a few seasons at a time is…

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  • Tuesday Quote (Not Friday Quote)

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  • Stickers and Cars Go Together Nicely

    Before I moved to Los Angeles, I had removed my bumper stickers from my car.  It wasn’t that they were offensive in nature, but when I moved I thought it better not to  broadcast myself too much as I drove halfway across the country.  The only bumper stickers I have now is a band-aid and…

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  • Crap and More Quotes

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    When the day brings you unexpected crap to deal with and I’m not talking about work related issues, I tend to shift my brain eventually and focus on positive things in life.  I read on someone’s blog, and it isn’t on WordPress over two months ago, that he doesn’t like uplifting quotes and thinks they…

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  • Movie Review: IT (Part One)

    This review will contain some spoilers, but I’d venture to say the ones who wanted to see IT have already seen it and the ones who didn’t really don’t care, but for the ones who will wait until it comes out on DVD/Blu-ray this is for you. THIS WILL CONTAIN SOME SPOILERS BECAUSE I’M DISCUSSING…

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  • Book Recommendation: The Color of Water

    The Color of Water: A Black Man’s Tribute to His White Mother is 295 page book reinforcing that certain people follow their pursuits even when they don’t adhere to the standards of family. James McBride, the product of interracial marriage, is the “half White” and “half Black” author of this book who grappled with his…

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  • Two Book Recommendations

    I’m recommending authors where the book was their first novel. Are there signs pointing to a newly minted author versus one in the middle or end of their career one? Who knows? They are now published authors and that is all that matters (sort of). I will say if you are looking for something where…

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  • Bringing the Dinosaurs Back

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    It Came Down to One Dinosaur There were so many choices to pick from in terms of dinosaurs. I could have sifted through a very long list.  I decided to narrow it down by time and dinosaurs listed below.  The Cretaceous Period was one where the dinosaurs were at their best in terms of size…

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  • Oregon Trip

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    I decided to finally take a trip to see some family.  It started with a fire in Burbank, CA on my way to the airport.  I’ve been to LAX one too many times to know the little dinky Bob Hope Airport is the way to go for someone who’d rather not wait longer in lines. …

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  • Short Thursday Thought

    I want to take the time to say thank you to everyone who has liked or followed my blog. I know there are hundreds if not thousands to pick from out there.  I don’t take it lightly that you took the time to read my stuff.  I don’t have many followers, but life is not…

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