Wait, What? – A Book Review

    I have no special talents.  I am only passionately curious. – Albert Einstein       According to the author, “This book started as a graduation speech, and graduation speeches are meant to be grandiose.”  While I wouldn’t necessarily call it grandiose, it is philosophical and perhaps a little picturesque in it’s approach to life.   There are a […]

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True Grit – Some Considerations

I tried to watch the original True Grit last week.  I couldn’t muster the strength to finish.   I watched the new True Grit last summer with my brother.  Though I came away unimpressed, I was not completely bored (I was close though.)  I made it one hour through the original before I threw in my hat.  I found the new adaptation cheesy […]

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Pony – A Book Mini-View

Pony by R.J. Palacio Published in 2021      273 Pages Content: * * * (3.5) A few scattered cuss-words would normally cause me little concern; however, this is considered a junior fiction novel which should have zero cuss-words in my mind.  There is also somewhat gratuitous descriptions of wounds sustained by ghosts, observed by our main character, Silas.  These ghosts harm […]

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Hope for My Home Update – Week 4

Sometimes life doesn’t change very much. I’m finding this out in the grand scheme of keeping my house clean.  There’s an ebb and flow to life, no doubt; however, day to day, not much changes.  The kitchen still needs to be cleaned.  The dishes still have to be washed and put away.  And somewhere in the monotony, the floor should […]

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Uncharted – A Movie Review

Uncharted (2022) Starring: Tom Holland, Mark Wahlburg, Antonio Banderas Director: Ruben Fleischer Rating: PG-13 for language, action, and violence   The number of children who want to grow up to be Indiana Jones is probably astronomical.  I haven’t met many people (if any at all) who disliked the adventure, mishap, and comedy of those movies.  The narrative and story-line presented […]

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