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On Facebook, I posted a picture of myself holding this big egg — and Dennis Harris noticed that I was holding the big one closer to the camera, thus creating an optical illusion of bigness. He’s right. I did do that. Dennis estimates the larger egg is 1.5 times bigger than the other
Of course it doesn’t need to be Mother’s Day to remember Mom. Our parents are always with us.
Today, I was walking my dog around the Catawba campus when a guy called to me from his screened porch, saying hello, ‘how’s it going?’ I haven’t been walking as much lately as I used Continue reading Mother’s Day — Remembering Mom This is a yellow field I passed on Hwy 73 near Davidson, NC.
It appears a little greenish here, but the true color is a shocking yellow. It was so bright yellow that I wasn’t the only person who pulled over to take pictures that day. It’s usually a cornfield. This year, it’s Continue reading a field of rapeseed Each summer, when the Salisbury Post publishes “The Garden Game” series, I admire the produce and quietly snicker.
I’m standing in judgment, not actually assessing those who think they’re such hot stuff because they can grow an unbelievably large tomato — but certainly judging those who have so much time on their hands Continue reading proud enough to take a picture Spencer Tracy in Inherit the Wind Here in Rowan County, North Carolina, our County Commissioners are defending themselves against an ACLU lawsuit, because they refuse to open the meetings with an inclusive prayer. Coming to their defense, our brave representatives in the state house took a shot at establishing a state religion. Continue reading Spencer Tracy’s speech in Inherit the Wind is a fitting response to our commissioners and representatives Want to be in a play?
You don’t have to audition, get the part, or rehearse. Just go to “The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity,” playing through March 23 at CAST in Charlotte. It’s very theatrical, and you’ll be in it. As a member of the audience, you get to play the part Continue reading Review: Paolino and his gang are great in “The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity” I just produced this evening of short plays at the Looking Glass in Salisbury.
Can’t remember when I’ve had this much fun — and I’m very proud of these actors! #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 33%; } #gallery-1 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; Caitlin Hampton and Joey Masarick in “In the Ductwork” Caitlin Hampton and Grace Salzer in “In the Ductwork” Joey Masarick, Grace Salzer, and Janna Murr in “Easy Credit” Axel Remes and Teresa Austin in Ignition Switch Diane Remes in Poor Jud is Daid Travis Stewart and Elizabeth Satterwhite in “Love Poem” Micala Hall and Robert Jones in “Responsibility” Amber Adams and Robert Jones in “In the Waiting Room.” There are things I like to do in the morning.
My preferred ways of starting the day. A cup of coffee. A shower and maybe a little yoga. Some news. A little Facebook. Email. Getting my to-do list in order. Phone calls. And many other things — depending on the day. My normal Continue reading Ah — to be dry and warm in the morning Excited about a show this weekend. Eight of my short plays at The Looking Glass. February 21, 22, and 23 7:30pm — Tickets $10 at the door (L to R) Gyanesh Pandey, Continue reading Evening of short plays this week at The Looking Glass |
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