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Category Archives: USA
Notes on Baby Driver… . . . . A Film
David’s turn to choose the film this week Lots of layers here. There is the obvious bank robber story which is pretty predictable. Many exciting car chases that even I liked. The characters have some redeeming qualities in spite of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Baby Driver, bank robbery, car chases, film, musical
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“Megan Leavey” a movie
Here are Meagan and Rex the stars of the the aforementioned film. Meagan is a brave Marine and Rex her bomb sniffing dog. Rex is big, strong and an alpha dog who at first is too much for Meagan to … Continue reading
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The Intense Last Hours Before D-Day
CHURCHILL, the film Winston Churchill is quite recognizable with his cigar, jowls and hefty frame. He had a central role during World War II as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom . His eloquent and inspiring speeches to his … Continue reading
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And the Winner Is. . . . .
This is Ananya Vinay the 2017 Scripps National Spelling Bee champion. To be declared the winner, she spelled 35 words correctly in a grueling 12 hour time frame. Ananya is a tenacious competitor tying for the last three bees. … Continue reading
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The Rest of the Story. . . .
This was the book selection this month for book discussion yesterday. The history of Thomas Jefferson the author of the Declaration of Independence , president, and father of the University of Virginia was already very familiar to the group. Jefferson, … Continue reading
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Similar Taste
Who would have thought that Renaissance Classical architectural details would be shared by two men so different as President Trump and King Salman of Saudi Arabia? Grand spaces, much marble and glittery gold with majestic Corinthian Columns but no domes … Continue reading
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A Memorial Day Thank You
Please visit this site and read the story of one of the thousands of young Americans who unselfishly gave his life during the D-Day invasion to preserve freedom in the world. George Bowler Tullidge was my brother. http://www.aparatroopersfaith.org/
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A Too Quick Visit to Amdavad
David and I were in Amdavad from January 13 – 23 for a world wind of work for him and a flying around trying to visit all our favorite sites and seeing as many as possible of special friends. … Continue reading
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Tagged Amdavad, India, jet lag, sadness, travel, US
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“Departures” The 2009 Japanese Best Foreign Film
The other day I had a response to my world faith blog on Reincarnation and Mummification. People are very interested in death rituals and beliefs, the unknown aspect of what happens after death. Reincarnation and Mummification My memory was jostled … Continue reading
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Tagged 2009 Best Foreign Language Film, a film, Departures, Japanese Death Rituals
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