The glass is more than half full, get a new prescription if you see it differently. & 'Nobody Knows...
| April 2007 | 592 | 50 |
| 1,383 | 47 | 55 |
Big Bowl Sunday, new month, new President, opportunity to renew positive goals, create new opportunities, try something you've never done before. Whirlwind January, trip to Florida, settling into new residence, what's in store this month? Bring it on.
| My Birthday... | April 12 |
| Hometown... | Seattle now (born on the East Coast: Brooklyn, Bloomfield, Poughkeepsie, spent too much time in Los Angeles) |
| You can find me... | Hosting Poetry Readings in Seattle, SUNDAY lrs OPEN MIC, 2ND Saturdays Ugly Mug -- South Seattle, 2nd Wednesdays -- Kirlkland Parkplace Books, 3rd Fridays Bookworm Exchange South Seattle. Watching a movie at Harvard Exit, taking a photo. Performing at Little Red Studio |
| Surprising fact about me... | I write and perform at Seattle's Little Red Studio but by day I'm a Financial Advisor. I once got James Earl Jones to sing along to the Talking Heads song: Burning Down the House. The voice of Vader singing David Byrne!!! |
| Favorite band growing up... | Beatles, Benny Goodman, Doors, Steppenwolf, Janis, Jimi, Stones, Floyd, |
| Last good book I read... | Sirens of Titan , The Ghost Writer, Spike, Mike, Slackers & Dykes, Freaky Deaky, The Ghastly One, Limbs of the Pine,Peaks of the Range, Impostor, The Great Gatsby, Persopolis, |
| My favorite drink... | single malt Scotch |
| Favorite website... | http://www.PENWA.org |
Classic Films by acclaimed directors are the spotlight on Turner Classic Movies (the cable station) all through June.
On Friday June 26th, day-time a selection of film's by David Lean, perhaps his greatest cinematic masterpieces are Bridge on the River Kwai (1957 (2 p.m. PST) and Lawrence of Arabia (not on the schedule). One of his most popular films 1965's Doctor Zhivago is shown at 10:30 p.m. a sweeping romantic drama concerning an intense illicit love affair between Omar Shariff and Julie Christie during the turbulent times of the Russian Revolution. Lean was masterful adapting...
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