Recommended [Watch] Soylent Green

Recommended [Watch] Soylent Green

Part of an ongoing series of recommended movies, shows, books, music, or other form of artistic expression. Title photo by Veronica Lorine on Unsplash Remember Charlton Heston? He was a post-war, gravely-voiced, masculinity-is-the-point Hollywood he-man who portrayed...
Recommended [Read] The Moon is Down

Recommended [Read] The Moon is Down

Image credit: Print, Moon-Light, 1847; Engraved by John Sartain (1808 – 1897); After Thomas Stothard (British, 1755–1834); mezzotint and engraving in black ink on paper; 9.5 × 15 cm (3 3/4 × 5 7/8 in.); Gift of Anonymous Donor; 1952-60-6. Courtesy of Smithsonian...
Recommended [Watch] They Live!

Recommended [Watch] They Live!

Sunglasses image: Photo by Lucas George Wendt on Unsplash This post is the first in an ongoing series of recommended movies, shows, books, music, or other form of artistic expression. I’ll start with a bold assertion: John Carpenter is one of the most relevant and...
Decade

Decade

– Me, November 15, 2010 Those words opened my first blog post. If ever a life had a turning point, for me it was then. That post kicked off a run of publishing a weekly blog post for a full three years. (Count ‘em – that’s 156 consecutive weeks, 156 posts. And they’re...
Playground Revolution

Playground Revolution

Nearly 40 years ago, I was a small, tomboyish fifth-grader. (Shout out to my GenXers!). This was an era when a 10 year old was still very much a kid. I certainly was. My school, Walt Disney Elementary School (for real), still held recess at lunchtime, but the...