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Robin Williams: Thank You
Robin Williams on Inside the Actor’s Studio The film Mrs. Doubtfire came out the same year that my parents got divorced. I watched this movie over, and over, and over again until I knew every line,...
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Poem of the Week: A Supermarket in California by Allen Ginsberg – for Robin...
A Supermarket in California This poem has already been part of my #PoemOfTheWeek series, but I’d like to dediate it this week to the memoery of Robin Williams.
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Seaworld’s Delusional Attempt at Damage Control with the Blue World Project
A rendering of Seaworld’s new whale enclosures Seaworld boasted via social media today that they plan on upgrading their whale “habitats” through their new Blue World Project. An article appeared in...
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Vegan Lemon Lavender Cake
My mom’s birthday cake, using this recipe. Ignore the decorations – my pastry bag is M.I.A. so I was forced to use canned decorator’s icing! This is an adaptation of Betty Crocker’s Bonnie Butter Cake,...
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Poem of the Week: Dream Song 384 by John Berryman
Dream Song 384 The marker slants, flowerless, day’s almost done, I stand above my father’s grave with rage, often, often before I’ve made this awful pilgrimage to one who cannot visit me, who tore his...
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Poem of the Week: A Dream for Winter by Arthur Rimbaud
A Dream for Winter In the winter, we will leave in a small pink railway carriage With blue cushions. We will be comfortable. A nest of mad kisses lies In each soft corner. You will close your eyes, in...
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Poem of the Week: It’s Ours by Charles Bukowski
It’s Ours there is always that space there just before they get to us that space that fine relaxer the breather while say flopping on a bed thinking of nothing or say pouring a glass of water from the...
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Poem of the Week: Another Night in the Ruins by Galway Kinnell
Another Night in the Ruins 1 In the evening haze darkening on the hills, purple of the eternal, a last bird crosses over, ‘flop flop,’ adoring only the instant. 2 Nine years ago, in a plane that...
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Surviving the Holidays: We’re Halfway There!
We’ve survived Thanksgiving. If you are one of the lucky ones out there, you’ve already committed to the minimum amount of holiday plans and get-togethers – unless you’re the sort who enjoys those...
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A Hiatus
This blog is on hiatus due to a very busy new job and a new puppy. Thank you for visiting!
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