From Loser to Lover
Here’s the final drawing/sketches that I did around the word “loser”. If you haven’t seen previous posts, someone at my son’s school wrote “loser” on his folder. This was after … Continue reading
I’m Praying He’s Still Preying
Small, but mighty I stay as far away from creepy, crawlies in my garden. I leave them alone, they leave me alone. Especially spiders. Lately, my orange tree has been under … Continue reading
Little Dog With HUGE Impact, Finding Gobi
Finding Gobi: Young Reader’s Edition: The True Story of One Little Dog’s Big Journey By Dion Leonard Adapter By Aaron Rosenberg Finding Gobi: The True Story of One Little Dog’s Big Journey is the incredible … Continue reading
Forlorn Crumbs On My Dessert Plate
The sight of crumbs could make me happy or sad, depending on the plate. Following a delicious panko-crusted Tilapia, I’m happy. Seeing crumbs on my plate after eating the best dessert … Continue reading
A Handbook To Becoming A Hollywood Actor
The Hollywood Survival Guide for Actors Your Handbook to Becoming a Working Actor in La By Kym Jackson Proofed and edited by over forty Hollywood pros, the book covers the … Continue reading
The Creek Don’t Rise
I’m hesitant to use this word…tentative. Definition: not certain, done without confidence or hesitant. It can also mean provisional. The origin of the word, tentare, in Latin meant “to attempt”. … Continue reading
Fred, The Glorious Dancer
I don’t often pick the word “glorious“. It’s one of those that should be used sparingly, in my opinion. If it’s in someone’s everyday vocabulary, I might misinterpret it as … Continue reading
Gobi: A Little Dog with a Big Heart
Gobi: A Little Dog with a Big Heart (picture book) By Dion Leonard Illustrated by Lisa Manuzak Prepare to fall in love with the heartwarming and true story of Gobi and Dion. … Continue reading
Mad About You
Whenever I hear the word “sting” I think of one of my favorite secular artists, Sting (aka Gordon Sumner, lead sing of the Police). I was a late bloomer when it … Continue reading
Back to the Cardboard, a recreation. Thanks, CineFix!
I need cardboard! Stat! Nothing but the finest to recreate favorite scenes. At least, that’s what Homemade Movies accomplishes over and over again (aka CineFix). For a DIYer like me, … Continue reading
