• Movie Review: Nightmare Alley (2021)

    Sometimes you don’t see the line until you cross it. -Stanton Carlisle- There’s No Shortcuts in Life Nightmare Alley is based on the novel by William Lindsay Gresham and screenplay written by Guillermo del Toro and Kim Morgan. The movie is rated R and is 2 hours and 30 minutes long. The essence of this…

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  • Random Calendar Info #8

    1727 was the year the Vatican Mosaic Studio was established but the Romans were the ones to decorate St. Peter’s Basilica. The solar power station in Israel stands 853 feet/260 meters tall and has more than 50,000 solar panels. The cat museum in Malaysia has around 2,000 artifacts. The average time a vehicle stays in…

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  • Puzzle: Sugar Overload

    I finally put this together and lost a few pieces along the way although I think I’m only responsible for one of the missing pieces. I can’t wait to finish my current puzzle because it’s metallic. All I know is I have three months left to finish it because that is when I have to…

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  • TV Show Recommendation: Lethal Weapon (2016-2019)

    The good thing about watching a cancelled TV show a few years after it went off air is there’s no waiting for the next season because you already know when it ended. The bad news is when you enjoy watching the show and know there’s no more left to watch when it ends. Lethal Weapon…

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  • Not Really Early March Quotes About Writing

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  • TV Show Recommendation: Madam Secretary (2014-2019)

    A good idea is meaningless without the courage to act. -Elizabeth McCord- Madam Secretary is a political drama created by Barbara Hall that lasted six seasons although the last season didn’t have as many episodes. The first five seasons deals with Elizabeth McCord as Secretary of State in the U.S. and the sixth season deals…

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  • Flash Fiction: Birthday Gift

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    You’re right. I could’ve used my own pen and paper. Me not sending her this could’ve stopped all the heartache Eleanor would experience on her birthday. I don’t blame her. She couldn’t have known my letter would send her into a tailspin but without an airplane. This unfortunate event happened twenty years from the day…

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  • Random Calendar Info #7

    King Cobras can reach 18 feet long and lives by eating other snakes. Gugliemo Marconi claimed to receive the first wireless signal across the Atlantic in 1901. Carlo Ponzi around 1920 defrauded 15 million dollars from his victims. Mickey Mantle retired from baseball in 1969 from the NY Yankees. The first King Kong movie in…

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  • Movie Recommendation: The Card Counter (2021)

    The Spades of The Card Counter Ever since I saw him on A Most Violent Year, I knew Oscar Isaac was an actor to keep watching. This particular movie, dark and gritty in its material, because this is what Paul Schrader does as a writer and director definitely showcases Oscar Issac’s talents. Issac plays a…

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  • Journal Entry Type #125: Nothing but Sickness

    You know when you make plans, big plans to you, and they fall through because the minute your three-day weekend starts, you feel sick. This led me to being cooped up in my bedroom, trying to sleep through my raging sore throat and massive headache with little appetite that all I could eat were popsicles…

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  • End of February Quotes

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  • Random Calendar Info #6

    Mount Nyiragongo has erupted about 34 times since 1882 in Republic of Congo. The KGB and Gingerbread museum are located in Prague, Czechoslovakia. The most recent left-handed U.S. president was Barack Obama. The five Great Lakes of the U.S. are Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie, and Superior. All of the lakes are shared with Canada except…

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  • Documentary Recommendation: The Social Dilemma (2020)

    The Social Dilemma is a documentary about social media and the unexpected consequences it created long after it was born from Facebook (now Meta), Twitter, Google, and more. The people interviewed speak of the addiction, manipulation, and profiteering behind these tech companies and most of them are former Silicon Valley employees. These companies all play a…

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