Here’s what I know: Volume 2
Groups of people that suck and a few wise words in no coherent order or fashion.
Month: June 2016
Jonathan Tucker: The wild card of Audience Network’s Kingdom
You never know what Jonathan Tucker’s Jay Kulina is going to do on Kingdom and that’s why he’ll always have your attention.
Anton Yelchin: A fine young talent gone too soon
He built quirky vulnerable characters you instantly related to.
Fathers Day: Don’t take it for granted
Fathers Day is a reminder, painful for some, that being able to call your parents shouldn’t be taken for granted.
‘Gleason’ trailer tugs hard at the heart
The documentary shines a light on one ex-football player’s battle with ALS.
Here’s what I know
There’s nothing better in life than the things that you know and believe in. It’s your own brand of authenticity and it’s a necessity. A way of saying this is … Continue reading Here’s what I know
Learning from Orlando: Preaching Acceptance
What if we dropped the gun laws and political jargon and just preached acceptance? My wild theory.
The real weapon of terrorism: Fear
What the St. Louis bomb threat and Orlando murders reminded us of.
Gordie Howe: Worth traveling back in time for
There will never be another hockey player like Gordie Howe. He passed away after 88 hard fought years.
The “I could” writers are the worst
If you say you are going to write, stop messing around and do it. If not, piss off.
Random musings during an oil change
Setting: Starbucks cafe. Partner in crime: My son Vincent. I have 30-45 minutes to spare so let’s have some afternoon fun with a stream of consciousness. First off; how about … Continue reading Random musings during an oil change
Muhammad Ali: Rest in peace, Champ
The three time heavyweight champion died 74 years young, but left a legacy behind that will remain unbroken for 74 more years.
