On Thursday night my husband and I went to an early showing of “An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power”. My husband had not seen 2006’s “An Inconvenient Truth” prior to the weekend before so we watched it before going to the sequel. It was extra interesting, and extremely sad to watch both documentaries in such … More An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power
A week and a half ago I went to see “The Hero”. Throughout the summer I had a mild interest in seeing movie. I knew that it was one of those movies where if I didn’t see it in the theater I would probably never see it. Since I had both the time and the … More The Hero
A couple of weeks ago I went to see “The Big Sick” with my mom. With the exception of “Alien: Covenant” there haven’t been any “summer” movies that have interested me this year. Thankfully, there has been enough counter programming to keep me interested in going to the movies. I really enjoyed “The Big Sick”. … More The Big Sick
I have made very little progress this past week in my project of reading “A Feast for Crows” and “A Dance with Dragons” as one giant combined book (that is mainly because I read almost all of “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child”). I am about to start a chapter in “A Feast for Crows” … More Game of Thrones-Season 7-Episode 3
As I mentioned in my blog for last week’s season premiere of “Game of Thrones” I have chosen to read “A Feast for Crows” and “A Dance with Dragons” as one giant book. This past week I got started on that project I have read the prologue of both books and am in the middle … More Game of Thrones-Season 7-Episode 2
Last night’s season 7 premiere of “Game of Thrones” was perfect timing for me. It came on the second anniversary of me starting to read the books. Not to mention that on Saturday night I finished reading “A Storm of Swords” which had been my goal when the finale of season 6 aired last June. … More Game of Thrones-Season 7-Episode 1
Like most people I find that there are lots of ups and downs to my job. There are times that it feels like it is crushing my soul and there it times when it lets me fly free. The times when my job most allows me to fly free is when I am able to … More Paris Can Wait
I grew up loving Bill Murray, so in 2003 when there was so much buzz around his performance in “Lost in Translation” I was excited to see the film in the hopes that he would score his first Oscar nomination (which he did). When I emerged from the theater after seeing “Lost in Translation” nearly … More The Beguiled
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