Originally posted on arawnbel:
The gist of today’s practice is to explore the ideas of consequence and interaction between particular events. To summarise: everything is connected. Roderick makes some remarks about Karma, which I don’t really go in for, but the exercise was quite interesting (in the way of conversations one may have had in…
Originally posted on Salt Lake Film Review:
First published on February 9, 2020. 1. The Farewell Courtesy of Sundance Institute Since seeing?The Farewell?at Sundance a year ago, it has stuck with me. The film is cleverly crafted, and I have revisited it often since its festival premiere and throughout its theatrical run. It’s an incredibly…
Originally posted on The Nearest Faraway Place:
A Pete Lawrence mix for the darkest days of Midwinter. Original recording December 2000, Union Chapel, London, now for the first time with visuals. A beautiful thing… https://vimeo.com/490288076
Originally posted on Horror Delve:
Sparrowhawk (2010) is a novella by Paul Finch set during the Christmas season of 1843 England. It follows John Sparrowhawk, a veteran who served with the British Empire during the Afghan War. Despite his military heroics, Sparrowhawk’s life spiraled into turmoil afterwards. His wife died while he was away, and…
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Originally posted on Fatherly Noir:
Contributed content by Brian “B-Pack” Packer Being a long-distance dad (LDD) sucks. Don’t get me wrong, being a dad is amazing. It’s the greatest thing that has ever happened to me. However, when your kid lives in another city, it just sucks. Why? Because you’re not there, you miss the…
Originally posted on Fatherly Noir:
Full disclosure; I’ve never played a down of organized football in my life, but dammit I love it. ? I love football. I love the game. I love everything around the game, the crowds, the shit talking, the walking in the office on a Monday morning after my team wins…
Originally posted on Word Search:
It’s a description on the dating sites. I am the member of a church, though. It’s a community of people who are a little more spiritually diverse, within a Christian setting. Here’s my letter to the pastor, this morning: “Waves of Pain” The title is a takeoff from ‘waves of…
Originally posted on Word Search:
The reason I perpetuated blogging here were two things, community building and the possibility of finding a companion. Since community isn’t working nor is dating. Who is actively blocking my dating attempts? This is my own space. That’s counterproductive to my pursuits. The last two women I talked with were…
