Review: The Wendy Williams Documentaries

Wendy’s fall from her gilded megaphone is a cautionary tale for today’s image-obsessed attention-mongers. She didn’t gradually slide into her current life stage. She tumbled violently into obsolescence so immediately, the public was still looking for her in her incapacity.

Poem: In Real Life

Sunset Crater Volcano is one the most beautiful places
my eyes have seen. The cratered mountain is covered
by pitch black lava-covered-earth. The flourishing
re-populated forest, which had to break through
incinerated earth encrusted with thousand-year-old
lava rock, stands as witness to the true force of life.

Holiday Food Nostalgia

Everything I grabbed sparked joy.

The coup de grâce was seeing a bright yellow and red label that said: BROOKLYN BABKA! Oh my! I almost turned into a shaking puddle right there in the aisle. Pure joy! I’ve been trying to figure out when I can get to NYC for a few days just to eat and walk around the city.

Reflections: Life Cycles & Progress

Have you ever been knocked off your mark? Have you ever found your place? Knew it was your place  and still left it? Since leaving Arizona, I’ve been looking for another place to call home. Two and half years later, the place I want to be most is the Sonoran Desert, the special place IContinueContinue reading “Reflections: Life Cycles & Progress”

Beach Day: Ebb and Flow of Life

Bodies of water are rejuvenating, envigorating, life-affirming.
The push and pull of the waves. The retreat and reach of foam caps. The way the water ripples and shimmer as it stretches into the horizon, connecting with heaven at the end of our sight and with our feet planted on the earth at the beginning of our frame of vision.