Each morning, after I reaffirm my existence, I prepare and consume a light breakfast. This activity is followed by a brief stroll to the hammock in the yard. There I render myself recumbent for not more than ten minutes. The ten minutes having elapsed, I venture forth into the outer world, where I sidle as […]
This is NOT what it looks like up here today. I repeat. This is NOT what it looks like up here today. You may safely return to your homes or cardboard boxes under bridges, if that happens to be where you live. Up here today, this is NOT it. Keep your antennae aimed at Jupiter […]
Loon: We’re bringing you this special Saturday edition of the 3 question interview because there’s something happening here tomorrow about a flower show or blooms or something. Anyway, our celebrity ghost is none other than Robert Louis Stevenson, author of Treasure Island. Welcome, Mr. Stevenson, and I want to begin by asking you if John […]
Spyri, who wrote the children’s classic, ‘Heidi’, dealt with writer’s block by: a. charging up the Matterhorn barefoot. b. tossing heavy boulders into a ravine. c. flinging herself about while crying, ‘Why? Why? Why?’ d. marching around the town square counting backwards from 10,000. e. enjoying a cup of tea with just a drop of […]
Freshly scrubbed. bright and eager, the poppy children arrive for the first day of camp.
Be Deadly, My Heart Long Night On A Train To Misery My Dagger Plays For Keeps No Holidays For The Ice Pick I Loath You, My Love
Loon: Today’s 3 question interview victim, ha ha ha so to speak, is the very famous portrayer of Sherlock Holmes, Mr. Basil Rathbone. Tell me, sir, just what is a rathbone? Basil Rathbone’s ghost: You jest, my dear fellow, but nonetheless, the question is one of interest. It has to do with a Mr. Charles […]
Yes, it is a blessing that The Little Blind Legless Cat never made it into production.
Now that we know about his mom, let’s take the Jean Renoir kwiz. Jean Renoir and Edith Piaf: a. never dated seriously. b. were the mixed doubles ping pong champions of France in 1938. c. co-wrote a script, The Little Blind Legless Cat, which was thankfully never produced. d. exchanged friendship lamps. e. cheated at […]
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5 of 5 stars to The Great Train Robbery by Michael Crichton goodreads.com/review/show/55…
