Daring to Tolerate
In spite of dreadful reviews, the 2020 film PROXIMITY available on Amazon Prime still charmed me. Instead of horror and dread, it was one of few sci-fi’s about alien encounters … Continue reading
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When Love Is Torn Into Grief Scraps
Deep grief is like a scar you can cover with make-up or cleverly draped clothing, but it’s still there. Over time it may become less dramatic, show less scarlet-purple contrast … Continue reading
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Don’t…Talk…To…Strangers
Aging can be a boon. Young women recognize there’s a permanent open season on pursuing females as sexual targets, regardless of what they’re wearing. We all know, whether or not … Continue reading
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Just the Honest Facts
I said I was Republican like my parents back when my classmates and I chanted “We like Ike,” as we stood in a line, anticipating the passage of a motorcade … Continue reading
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The Threat of Individualism
“You aren’t a real grandma. You swear and you don’t make cookies.” In the wonderful film MINARI about an immigrant family from South Korea adjusting to life as Arkansas farmers, … Continue reading
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What, Then, Is a Lie?
Last night I slipped the 2016 film DENIAL into my DVR and was immediately mesmerized by the perpetual struggle of truth against lies. I had ordered the DVD from Netflix … Continue reading
