Dr. Clifford N. Lazarus Constance found herself pulling her hair again. She had done so most of her life, but in the last few months became aware that her hair was actually thinning. She knew she had to stop. But how could she break a fifteen-yea habit? Hugh wished he could stop biting his...
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A call came into the newsroom on Thursday evening that the Camden Police were dragging the Cooper River in Camden, NJ for the body of a young woman who had been reported missing since Monday. As a photographer for the local newspaper I was sent out to cover the assignment. As I arrived at...
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an anonymous pilgrim, almost halfway home from the 70 sacred places, stands outside a motel on the trail of the morning, on the edge of El Centro, wearing a Bush Tetras t-shirt and smoking a cigarette. he coughs up core beliefs stuck like phlegm in his chest, forgiving those who failed him much more...
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Complied by Bonnie for Bob Le FIsh That’s right- – a DIY recipe for your wonderful pet friends who live in the fishbowls of your home. 4 recipes from http://www.cichlid-forum.com/articles/food_recipes.php This site also has photo contests for your Fish. Submit your favorite photo—and they are judged—Olympic style! Here you can also have suggestions for...
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Buddy can you spare a vine? ••• Congratulations Richard! Great one! There is a new photo now , everyone has a chance to win if they try writing a caption! You could win a prize like all the other caption contest winners! Become a fan of friendlysuggestions.com on Facebook! Enjoy!
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The calming perfection of nature’s presence, if only fleeting, offers hope for the weary heart tired of beating. March 10, 2010 © 2010 Peter Tobia ••• Peter Tobia is a photographer based in Philadelphia. If you would like to see his work or contact him, here is his information: http://www.petertobiaphotographer.com/
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Greenberg | Dir. Noah Baumbach | Score: 6.7 If Noah Baumbach has a singular skill — and this is not to suggest the talented writer/director is regulated to just one — it’s his ability to render somewhat hateful and self-hating types in their full blown glory. He’s not one to try and pass a...
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Chloe | Dir. Atom Egoyan | Score: 3.8 If we can assume the average word count for a screenplay is around 20,000 words; it’s truly shocking how few of them you believe in Atom Egoyan’s new film. The hype of the film mostly surrounds actress Amanda Seyfried (“Big Love”) taking on an adult role...
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As I take a break, on my day off, from scrubbing the Bathrooms with Bleach and Borax, I am listening to Pink Floyd. And, I think of the other Bs I have come into contact with recently. The Seed and Gardening Catalogues I have been receiving in the mail! Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds Breck’s Bulbs...
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Inglourious Basterds | Dir. Quentin Tarantino | Score: 6.2 Not to be reductive, but let’s begin by explaining what Quentin Tarrantino’s new film is not: As in, it’s not much about the Basterds, a hand-picked group of Jewish soldiers the Allies turn into an elite covert unit, fighting behind enemy lines in WW II...
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