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"I think art is the thing that fixes culture, moment by moment." - Author Ottessa Moshfegh

Wednesday, April 30, 2014

Puerto Rico Day 2: Sometimes You Just Need a Lazy Day

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We woke up pretty tired and decided to make Day 2 in Puerto Rico our lazy day.  We ate free breakfast at the hotel then headed for the ...
Monday, April 28, 2014

Mobility Expert Says Skip the Car Visiting Nation's Capital

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I was interviewed by Amtrak for its fine blog, and the article, about what to do if you ride the train into Washington D.C., was just pub...
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Wednesday, April 23, 2014

Puerto Rico Day 1 - From Cold DC to Pina Coladas in Hours

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The family has just returned from our spring-break trip to Puerto Rico . And I'll recap it here over the next several days. If you ...
Saturday, April 12, 2014

Mind Bending Among the High-School Cheerleaders

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Being a reader of lots of classics and most recently a somber tale of laborious life in North Korea , it's necessary to break it u...
Monday, April 7, 2014

Ratatouille Makes Me Want to Eat Food Cooked By Rats

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The filmmakers at Disney have always been brilliant, but they outdid themselves with 2007's Ratatouille , which I thought I had see...
Thursday, March 27, 2014

In a Past Year of Powerful Films, Dallas Buyers Club Stands Strong

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Matthew McConaughey may have seemed a bit of an egotistical jerk lately, but if Dallas Buyers Club is an indication, his actin...
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Tuesday, March 25, 2014

John Lennon's "Woman" Kicks Off New Takoma Park Music Meetup

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Here's my take on one of my favorite John Lennon solo songs, "Woman" from 1980's tragically concluding Double Fantasy....
Sunday, March 23, 2014

Deciding What to See? Peabody or Lego Movie?

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My six-year-old Jackson and I have started our regular movie adventures recently with The Lego Movie and Mr. Peabody and Sherman . So it ...
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Monday, March 17, 2014

Classic Reads: The Ancient Mariner Turns On Generations of Fantasy Readers

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If you’ve ever heard the phrase, “an albatross around one’s neck,” which pertains to certain levels of guilt, then you’ve been touched by...
Sunday, March 16, 2014

North Korea's Alien Tentacles Illuminated in The Orphan Master's Son

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The Orphan Master’s Son is the best new novel I’ve read in a few years. Its disorienting series of flashbacks and flash-forwards is ...
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