Category: Books, Music, Art, Movies

That’s entertainment.

  • This poem ended up in my email inbox yesterday (via Poet.org) and it was exactly what I needed to read. Since it’s in the public domain, I thought I’d share. It’s really a beautiful sentiment. On Joy and Sorrow By Kahlil Gibran Then a woman said, Speak to us of Joy and Sorrow.      And…

  • Great International Terrapin Swap

    There are new results for the Gitswap Camera! This time from Donna in Portland, Oregon and Jesús in Barcelona, Spain. Here is my favorite from the bunch, but you can see the rest here. And if you are interested in signing up or more infomation about the project, you can find it at Gitswap.org.

  • Wild Wild Country

    Last night I finished watching the Netflix docu-series, “Wild Wild Country.” I have thoughts about it. I think others do, too, because my little ranty post about Rajneesh  has gotten a lot of views lately. First of all, I thought this documentary was superbly done on all levels. The storytelling was fantastic. The visuals were…

  • I have nothing original to share with you as it seems I’ve lost my writing mojo, but here is Sylvia Plath reading Lady Lazarus. It’s a brilliant poem. You can read the whole thing here. I’m still in my Sylvia Path kick, still reading through her diaries and I just finished reading the poems in…

  • I put aside the intense dive into Sylvia Plath for a bit and picked up a few other, more lighter reads. I was home sick a couple of days this week and reread “The Subtle Art Of Not Giving A Fuck,” by Mark Mason which I really liked a lot (both times). There is lots…