A Nostalgic Spoof of a Beloved Movie Genre We watched “Rustler’s Rhapsody” again last night. I love this movie. It’s an affectionate spoof of the B-Westerns of the 1940s starring Tom Berenger, Patrick Wayne, G.W. Baily (currently with “Major Crimes” on which Berenger… Read More ›
Day: July 14, 2018
CURSORY WITH CARTOON – Marilyn Armstrong
#FOWC – A cursory world Rumors to the contrary notwithstanding, cursory isn’t a short curse that nails the bastard to the wall. Nor is it writing in cursive, albeit briefly. It’s a short summary or pithy commentary. Too short to… Read More ›
AMERICA’S NUMBER ONE! ROUND 2: REUNIFICATION – BY TOM CURLEY
WE’RE NUMBER ONE, BUT AT WHAT? U.S.A.! U.S.A.! We’re number ONE! We’re the BEST! You’ve heard it all your life. You hear it at ball games. You hear it at every political rally, regardless of which party is telling you… Read More ›
U.S.A. – Judy Dykstra-Brown
U.S.A. Have we any doctrines? Have we any rules? Are creeds and regulations simply meant for fools? Has our common decency been voted away? What of our constitution? Has it become passe? What would our founding fathers think? What would… Read More ›
MORE THAN MERE FLOWERS – Marilyn Armstrong
MORE THAN MERE FLOWERS … These are a couple of my most recent daylilies. For some reason, if I take pictures near the fence, they come out better. Maybe it’s the very dark background? And this is one of many… Read More ›
