“Skateboard Girl On the 5 Fulton“, my second book, is a collection of poems. It includes more Transit Posts, Mom Had Alzheimers poems, English Haiku and other tiny poems. Continued thanks to those of you who have provided moral support for my writing, to my blog followers, especially to Klee Gerard, faithful reader, trusted to always tell me the truth, and thank you to my publisher, Cyberwit.net!
Recently watched “The Return” directed by Andrey Zvyagintsev (2003). Superb direction, cinematography and acting working a good story. Mystery that is not solved, suspense & human drama without exclamation marks and expletives. A man, a husband a father returns after… Read more
We recently saw four documentaries about film. There were common threads intertwining these films on film and I was glad we saw them in close proximity which highlighted their connections. I recommend watching these as a set, but each one… Read more
So, mom was a photo journalism major. She used words and used them well though, like many other mothers of the late 1940s and 1950s she elected motherhood and community service over career…it seemed more of an either/or matter in… Read more
I was quite excited when Klee pointed me to CNET’s article, “Apple wants you to scratch and claw your iPad”. It sparked a vision of a pairing of percussion instrument ‘beaters’ adapted to this new technology that can detect and… Read more
So I hate to think of this person as a neighbor. It is much more pleasant to be surprised when you are expecting worse and get better. But here is the sad truth about a neighbor, a pizza and a… Read more
There is a line from Frightened Rabbit’s Swim Until You Can’t See Land “the water is taller than me” and that is exactly how I viewed deep water, as not simply taller than me, but in being so, was also… Read more