In May of 2001, I directed my first show outside of college. That’s a gap of seven years, if you want the math. Well, let’s call it six and a half. My last directing gig at Berry was a restaging of The Actor’s Nightmare during my graduating semester, a play I’d put on the previous …
This is a recycled post. Or maybe a composted post. You decide. Off and on, I’ve been commenting on Phil Kloer’s book blog on the AJC. Honestly, it is the first AJC blog that didn’t leave me blind from involuntary eye-rolling. And Phil is a decent fellow besides. He interviewed me (via phone) a few …
I made an Instructable. That is all. (Unless, of course, you use said Instructable. If so, then I will have to ask for a certain percentage of your end result.)
Person 1: Hey. Person 2: Hey, how’ve you been? Person 1: I’m great. Just finished reading a great book on my Kindle. You ought to read it sometime. Person 2: Oh? Cool. Can I borrow it? Person 1: Yeah. About that … I can’t. Person 2: Can’t what? Can’t let me borrow the awesome book? …
“Pressure Suit” – Aqualung “Peachtree Street” – Spirit Of Atlanta – You’ve never heard of them, most likely. This is homegrown (mostly) instrumental funk from 1973 on the Buddah Records label. Relatively rare if you don’t know where to look. “Cakes (Instrumental)” – Marvin Gaye – Unreleased from the Let’s Get It On sessions. “P.D.A” …
.flickr-photo { border: solid 2px #000000; } .flickr-yourcomment { } .flickr-frame { text-align: left; padding: 3px; } .flickr-caption { font-size: 0.8em; margin-top: 0px; } Post Rapture Journal – Page 1, originally uploaded by grabbingsand. Spent some quality time in the garage today, deciding what was treasure to keep or junk to toss. I threw away …
Eleven months ago, I posted about how so many mainstream authors were stepping into the comic book arena. In particular, the post was all about how Jodi Picoult was stepping in to write for DC’s Wonder Woman. Well, a few months later, we saw how big of an out-of-character trainwreck that turned out to be. …
“Rain is rain, brother. It comes from the sky. It’s a wetness known as water – aqua pura. Mammals drink it. Fish swim in it. Little boys wade in it. And the birds flap their wings and sing like sunrise. Water! I recommend it.” – from The Rainmaker (1956) If Governor Perdue’s new rain policy …
I’ve a tendency not to close my old posts. The way I see it, if someone finds something worth leaving a comment, then the age of the post really doesn’t matter. The nice reward for this is when I’m not only reminded of older topics, but inspired to do a newer post on the same …
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