FINDING ME by Viola Davis
When I think of Viola Davis, in my mind comes her image as Annalise Keating (the character she play in “How to get away with murder”), taking off her wig and showing herself vulnerable. For me it was a powerful image…
When I think of Viola Davis, in my mind comes her image as Annalise Keating (the character she play in “How to get away with murder”), taking off her wig and showing herself vulnerable. For me it was a powerful image…
Men’s Minds “And I’m sure women probably wonder <<What are men thinking anyway?>> You really want to know what men are thinking? Because I can tell you what men are thinking. You know what we’re thinking? Nothing. We’re not thinking anything.…
“Both awe and wonder are often experienced in response to nature, art, music, spiritual experiences, or ideas. In the midst of these moments, we can feel overwhelmed by the vastness of something that is almost incomprehensible — it almost feels like…
WAR “Only a few generations ago, most people in the developed world had either fought in a war or knew someone who had. Now war is something that many of us have never had to experience at all.” …………………………………………………………….. “As citizens,…
My husband’s favorite movie is “The Producers” written and directed by Mel Brooks. At least once a year, we see this movie. And yes, I do know most of the songs—especially those sung by my favorite character, played by the actor…
“Logan Roy is more interesting because he’s a darker character, but he’s got other elements which are surprising too. That’s the great reward of him. He does villainous things but he’s not really a villain. And another thing that interested me…
This is a book about coronavirus and the view of pandemia through the eyes of writers and journalists from all over the world. From the story about “A boy and a girl, fraternal twins born in India on March 15, 2020,…
“Philosophy is a deeply unpopular subject that almost no one knows anything much about. The average school doesn’t teach it, the average adult doesn’t understand it–and the whole subject can seem scary, strange and not very necessary. All of this is…
In 2018 I bought the essay book: “What if this were enough?” written by Heather Havrilesky. By reading it, I have learned that the author was a well-known columnist at “The Cut,” and while working there, she received lots of letters…
“During a month-long stay at Balmoral late in the summer of 1946, Philip proposed to Elizabeth, and she accepted on the spot, without even consulting her parents. None of the criticism of Philip’s German blood or cheeky attitude was of any…
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