Category: Fight Like a Girl
to L.A. – a birthday present…
LA, my Angel of the Get Through, I humbly and deeply, thank you.
Coutney Barnett being adorable and awesome
All the live versions of “Pedestrian at Best” are so varied that the object randomness of the range of options is actually a constant. I picked this one, not becaue it’s the best version; best sound, best of the shifting beat of the lyrics- syncopated or not so much – but because it’s the most…
Not my Theme Scene but now necessary: Stephen the Irishman
I would prefer just the first scene, truth be told, but I made the decision to include – because of its example of pure perfection in character definition. (Keeping in mind that several things are happening at once, but for the audience, the primary issue, although as is the case in the most intricately executed…
One of my (secret) Theme Scenes
Like “Extraordinary Machine” is my theme song, I have secretly cherished one, 27 second scene from Braveheart and never ceased to see it and hear it in my mind. For what, now? How long has it been? I can answer that. It has been eleven years and eleven months. My foxholes I no longer dig…
Do Not Ban Hot Women
Do not ban hot women from my country. It’s downright anti-American
Thank god for Democracy Now! today
Thank god for @democracynow every day it’s on, but especially today. I really fucking needed it. That is all. Okay, one more thing. This sign rocks. (Hell hath no FURY like a DRAG QUEEN scorned) Now, that is all.
Sens Feinstein & Moseley-Braun – Justice Ginsburg’s confirmation hearing
The opening statements of the first two women senators to ever serve on the Judiciary Committee. Sen. Carol Moseley-Braun’s statement was unexpectedly moving. History, my friends. True history. https://www.c-span.org/video/standalone/?c4654997
Meet Your Supreme Court Judge: Justice Ginsburg
Justice Ginsburg’s Senate Confirmation hearings were extraordinarily collegial, even for that time in history. Both Democrats and Republicans were awed by the extremely high ethical bar she set for herself, not only as a jurist in the D.C. Court, but also as an advocate in the years preceding her appointment to the bench. Despite the overflowing praise…
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