Politicians: Bully 2
May 14, 2012 by admin
Filed under LGBT, Life, Politics, What's Featured
With so much well deserved attention placed on the recent brilliant Weinstein Brothers movie, Bully, and other school bullying campaigns of late, I thought it only fitting to focus on the continued bullying of our American political playground. Yes, Amendment 1 passed last week in North Carolina, but who other than compulsive gamblers with a [...]
When Life Gives You Shaky, Make Martinis
April 10, 2012 by admin
Filed under Life, Musings, What's Featured
I’m delving into the personal today, so bear with me. This is not an easy blog to write. As you know, I feel much more at home staying away from home and looking at the world from a safe distance of at least 30,000 feet. Hmmm, maybe that’s why I became a pilot. That’s probably [...]
“Out With Dad” – Watch, Laugh, and Learn
March 26, 2012 by admin
Filed under Entertainment, Web, What's Featured
Oh, Canada! Why is it that I find myself constantly entertained (and informed) by my neighbors to the north? A friend recommended on several Skype occasions, and again a few nights ago, that I watch Out With Dad, a Canadian coming of age dramedy about a typical teenager, Rose (Kate Conway), and her coming to [...]
“Anyone But Me” Series Finale: A New Beginning
March 21, 2012 by admin
Filed under Entertainment, Web, What's Featured
When web series Wonder Twins, Tina Cesa Ward and Susan Miller, reluctantly announced there would be no season four of Anyone But Me, only an extended, single-episode, series finale, I immediately thought, “How the hell will they corral in one, twenty minute episode, all that got loose in Season 3?” The simple answer, they can’t. [...]
Let The Good Times Roll
February 21, 2012 by admin
Filed under Life, Musings, What's Featured
For the better part of a week, my friend, Adele, has been sending me texts and pictures filled with the color and character of New Orleans. She returned to her home town of big sin and an even bigger easy to spend a few days with family and to celebrate Mardi Gras. With each remembrance [...]


