Feckless
Kachinka not only couldn’t write poetry, she was obviously some kind of nutcase exotic animal lover who didn’t really care at all about helping me feck again.
Feckless Read MoreSpider-Man 2
Again this movie proves that a superhero movie is always better when the machismo is replaced by heart and that a knowing tip of the hat to reality and to long-standing fan traditions has a resonance to which other mythos-es can only aspire.
Spider-Man 2 Read MoreLittle Wooden Radio
As I turned it over in my hands, a feeling of amazement began to slowly wash over me. He explained to me that this was something that I had made when I was about six or seven years old, but that was impossible….. this wasn’t just any block of wood; this was a bloody exact model of a Motorola P1225 commercial-grade walkie talkie – the kind that we use on-set.
Little Wooden Radio Read MoreBowing Toward Buckhead
There certainly OUGHT to be a name for taking a knife off a display, dropping to your knees, prostrating yourself toward Buckhead for a five count then jumping up to do it over again…and again and again and how many damned knives were there anyway??
Bowing Toward Buckhead Read More501 Ethel
One of the stranger off-campus locations for our class was 501 Ethel Street over in Home Park, the neighborhood bordering the north side of the Tech campus.
501 Ethel Read MoreAcademy Awards 2004
What you might not know is that they were put together by Troy Miller’s company Dakota Films, some of the same bunch that shot “Dumb & Dumberer”, “Run Ronnie Run” and “Doctor Hoestetler’s Marvelous Singing Shoe” here in Atlanta.
Academy Awards 2004 Read MoreThe Return of the Hejduk Box
This was near the end of the box’s stay in the new building. I was taking a photography class and Tim Hagan was kind enough to swim through the bottom of my shot to help me get an ‘A’ for the class.
The Return of the Hejduk Box Read MoreSix Degrees of Cooking
The cookbook is free, it’s small enough to email to your friends (736kb) and is for a good cause (contributing food to your local food bank). Send it along to anyone you know who might enjoy a fun recipe book!
Six Degrees of Cooking Read MoreMy Biggest Mis-Steak
My first unfortunate foray into the culinary arts has become legendary in my family and seriously impacted my confidence in my own cooking skills for many years. I think that I’ve outlived the hurt and embarrassment, but I still have a lingering dislike for the Marlboro Man and his Cowboy Cookbook.
My Biggest Mis-Steak Read MoreAnnette Fierro Publishes!
I found an article about a book that’s recently been published by MIT Press by former Hot Rats professor Annette Fierro.
Annette Fierro Publishes! Read More