Monthly Archives: March 2016

Flying a kite with him and his Dad. The kite had not been out for about 35 years, the last time my son flew it. A beautiful Hawaiian kite with Mauna Loa and the sun on the head part with about … Continue reading →

“The Hollows”. A poetically-just ending with Justice achieved and a Poirot choice re. any further necessary justice for multiple aiders and abettors.

occurs when one is no longer perpetually restless inside and when one no longer feels the deep inner lifelong aloneness anymore.

(Despite the decline of greeting cards in society due to e-media obsession, one family tradition that carries on from our dead parents through our kids and grandkids is the sending and receiving of actual special occasion cards and birthday cards. … Continue reading →

The Beatles’ “All You Need Is Love” and Ian and Sylvia’s “Lovin’ Sound” make a great deal of sense as a personal or mutual choice after all these long decades since the Sixties. There it is, feelings and significant relationships, that … Continue reading →

Taken at the Flood–excellent portrayal of a psychopath; best ever portrayed by a tv production I’ve ever seen. Realistic, scary, and downright evil. Cards on the Table–for anyone desiring the multiple suspects approach of Murder on the Orient Express. The … Continue reading →

(a suggestion for Justin) What’s wrong with the Queen? Isn’t she big enough, influential enough? Isn’t she a woman? Why doesn’t she count? Lucy Maude Montgomery? Internationally famous and has brought in a ton of dough to P.E.I. though she’s … Continue reading →

And weary I was, awakening again to I feel, therefore I am. Stood in the rain beneath a tree reconsidering the ruins and haunts of all that I have seen or been. But most, the light that moved and changed … Continue reading →

come from the excellent National Post. Today: “Somewhere resistance must arise against the politically correct executioners in this country before they are able to reduce us all to a Dante’s Inferno of frenzied cultural and moral oppression.”–Conrad Black (commenting on … Continue reading →

(EMI boxset –highly recommended for Sellers fans, old comedy fans, lovers of English wit and truly creative merrymaking) Martin helped to popularize Peter Sellers through the many records he produced for him. Some outstanding tracks are #1-8 on disc 1, … Continue reading →