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Opening Night (Birdman 2)
I feel like I could write blog entries only about Alejandro González Iñárritu‘s film Birdman from now until Christmas. But I’ll try to keep my discussion to just this second post. To see what I have to say about the choice of … Continue reading
Posted in reviews, Uncategorized
Tagged Birdman, film review, Gena Rowlands, John Cassavetes, Michael Keaton
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Grand Jury
I’m on kind of a narrative kick these days. Interested in how true stories and fictional stories are being told. How we are making meaning. I took a hit on reddit for my Serial post claiming there are responsible ways … Continue reading
Posted in politics
Tagged Darren Wilson, Ferguson, grand jury, justice, Michael Brown
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Serial and the Art of Storytelling
I have turned against Serial, the podcast from This American Life that has been sweeping the nation. Oh, I’m going to listen to every episode, but I don’t understand why a quick search of the Internet turns up only praise for … Continue reading
Posted in reviews, writing
Tagged Adnan Syed, documentaries, podcast, radio, sarah koenig, serial podcast, social media, storytelling, This American Life
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It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like…
I am sure the Eskimos have a word for this kind of snow. I believe it can be translated as “January snow.” I went out for a little ski yesterday, my sister-in-law being kind enough to blaze the trail through … Continue reading
Posted in garden, recipe, the Farm
Tagged kale and pomegranate salad, kale salad, pomegranate, pomegranate salad, salad recipe
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Mysteries of Lisbon
It’s snowing like crazy outside, and so I’m settling in for a bonus day of writing. In this spirit, we enjoyed a long, challenging film this weekend, the 4 1/2 hour period piece by Raul Ruiz, Mysteries of Lisbon. I don’t know how … Continue reading
Where I Live
I don’t think I live in an unusual place. But then something happens to remind me that I do. Walking out to get the mail, I walk by our pumpkin-headed scarecrow, our usual fall decoration. And I see that someone … Continue reading
Posted in St. Joseph, the Farm
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Coming Inside
This morning there was ice on the pond. Not a good sign. I went out and, indeed, the rest of the Brussels sprouts are frozen. We’ll eat them anyway, but I wish I’d saved them from the freeze by harvesting … Continue reading
Posted in garden, recipe, Uncategorized
Tagged babka, chocolate babka, fall garden produce, garden kimchi, Jerusalem cookbook, kimchi
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Bounty
When I wrote the blog post about how I discriminate against some of the things growing in my garden and choose not to eat weeds like purslane and dandelions (not that there’s anything wrong with that), a friend e-mailed me a great story. … Continue reading