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Monthly Archives: June 2013
Woody Allen on filmmaking as therapy
Great article about Woody Allen in yesterday’s Wall Street Journal Magazine. In a post I wrote on “Creativity and the importance of routine” last year, I mentioned Allen as an example of someone who shows up every day and does … Continue reading
Posted in Movies and film
Tagged creative routine, creative therapy, creativity, film, movies, therapy, Woody Allen
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Pixar’s “The Blue Umbrella” is cinematic poetry. “Monsters University” is fun, too.
This past weekend my younger daughter and I continued our longstanding tradition of catching Pixar’s new release on its opening weekend. Monsters University was a lot of fun. Not completely on a par with the studio’s finest hits, but really nothing … Continue reading
Jessica’s Wednesday Poem Club: What is the Meaning of a Jar Placed in the Woods, If No One Is There to See It?
For today’s post, especially if you enjoy poetry, head over to the “Wednesday Poem Club” hosted by my friend and fellow-blogger, Jessica Slavin. I was planning just to leave a quick comment on the Wallace Stevens poem “Anecdote of the … Continue reading
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Waiting for Sherlock
I love the BBC One Sherlock Holmes series, starring Benedict Cumberbatch as Sherlock and Martin Freeman as Dr. John Watson. Have you seen it? Arthur Conan Doyle’s famous sleuth now carries a smartphone, and his good friend Dr. Watson publishes … Continue reading
Great Books: The Devil in the White City
Last night was my Great Books Dinner and Discussion event at Milwaukee School of Engineering. I usually facilitate a book discussion every June, and lately I’ve added the November discussion to my rotation, as well. This month’s selection was The Devil … Continue reading
Posted in Books and reading, History, WPLongform (posts of 1000 words or longer)
Tagged "The Devil in the White City", 1893 World's Columbian Exposition, architecture, arts, book club, Chicago World's Fair, Daniel Burnham, Erik Larson, Great Books, H.H. Holmes, Milwaukee School of Engineering, MSOE, The White City, WPLongform
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Colons: how and when to use them
A couple days ago I posted on semicolons, with a note that I’d decided to split my original post, covering both semicolons and colons, into two parts once I realized that the semicolon discussion was getting out of control. Okay, … Continue reading
Posted in Grammar, punctuation, usage, mechanics, Writing, blogging
Tagged colons, punctuation, writing
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