Category: film
Ruminations: Seattle: Coffee, Donuts and Another Life
Two days ago was National Donut Day. We have decent (actually really good) donuts in Lafayette, but certain foods oftentimes taste better when you have memories to attach them to. When I was little, I really loved Shipley Do-Nuts in Alexandria. Not only were they packed with sugar plus jam or icing or creamy stuff, but…
Prose: Seattle: Everything’s Going to be OK
I used to live a few blocks up, behind you, and around the corner. You can’t see it but up there is Joe Bar. It has cozy loft spaces for sitting and sipping coffee or wine or eating crepes, but they’re tiny and get hot in the summer. The spaces, not the crepes. Across the…
Prose: NYC Ramblings
Hot, bitter coffee in my cup swirled with sweet thoughts of hot dudes reading in the subway. Touch. Chocolate. Kisses on my tongue. Is that a Spanish accent? You look like you stylishly rolled out of bed. That signature coat. It’s probably designer, but I wouldn’t know. My hangover, headache subsides. Too much lemon on my…
Prose: Waitin’ on the Rain
Windows open Cool air breezin’ in Rumble rumble in the sky In my belly Black coffee sputters to the top To my lips Thank you, Universe Tick tock on the clock Biscuits rising Cast iron’s hot Eggs, freshly born Freshly scrambled On my plate Kisses the smoked Pine Prairie boudin good mornin’ Last night’s farewell…
Ruminations: Ok, 2017, if this is how ya wanna play …
I never expected it to turn out this way. This wasn’t the plan. I thought I would have gotten up early, made tea or coffee, eaten a croissant in a civilized manner and begun writing like the future author I would become. But it didn’t happen like that. I also thought I would be spending…
News: Get the Picture
By far one of the most fascinating documentaries I have ever watched. Beautiful, heartbreaking and informative. The life of photojournalist John G. Morris by Cathy Pearson. Happy 100th Birthday, Mr. Morris. I simply had to share …
News: Free Streaming of The White Shadow – Hitchcock – 1924
Alfred Hitchcock’s first known film, from 1924, now available for free streaming!! Check out The White Shadow HERE at the National Film Preservation Foundation.