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Monthly Archives: December 2022
The British Press Nicknamed Him “God’s Rottweiler”
Benedict XVI (April 16, 1927 – December 31, 2022) It doesn’t come as a shock to me, personally, but the Catholic world is reeling from the death of the former Pope Benedict XVI. He has been unwell for several years, … Continue reading
Hercule Poirot, He is Not, but It’s Still Fun
Glass Onion (2022) About an hour in, I wonder if this was a “Ten Little Indians/And Then There Were None” remake, but I was wrong. It’s much more fun than that. Glass Onion is the second film in this newly … Continue reading
Posted in reviews, showbusiness
Tagged comedy, movies, murder mystery, Netflix, Poirot, television
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I Think He Understands the Matrix Perfectly Well
Keanu Reeves (September 2, 1964) I was reading a Facebook post about Keanu Reeves‘ philanthropy, today. We all know about him, but we presume so much when it comes to his feelings of compassion and empathy. He’s one-of-a-kind. Ah, the … Continue reading
Posted in history, showbusiness
Tagged astrology, Hollywood, Neo, philanthropy, stardom, The Matrix
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Is Daddy Pulling the Puppet Strings: Putin’s Successor?
Dmitry Patrushev (October 13, 1977) Okay, this is one of the men on the Daily Mail list to succeed Putin. When you look at his resume, it is obvious that he was groomed from an early age to be the … Continue reading
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Tagged astrology, Daily Mail, disinformation, propaganda, Putin, Russia, wishful thinking
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The Dapper Young Man in the Rolling Stones
Charlie Watts (June 2, 1941 – August 24, 2021) I got this book for Christmas. On my own, I probably wouldn’t have bought it for myself. Why? I’m not really a fan of the Rolling Stones, so reading about their … Continue reading
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Tagged astrology, biography, drummer, rock n roll, Rolling Stones, United Kingdom
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Here’s an Image of the Spirit of Santa Claus
Which I Accidently Captured on Christmas Morning I swear, it’s an optical illusion, but who really knows?
Maybe This isn’t as Far-Fetched as You Might Imagine
The Peripheral (Season 1 – 2022) Normally, I stay away from way ‘out-there’ TV shows, because they take so long to get anywhere and I’m always left with a feeling of being let down by the ending. This show is … Continue reading
Love Wins: A Thoroughly Modern Fairy Tale
Harry & Meghan (2022) Now that the second half of this series has been broadcast on Netflix, we have the whole story. But it isn’t pretty to witness. In fact, a couple of times I was close to tears when … Continue reading
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Tagged astrology, fairy tale ending, Netflix, politics, relationships, royalty, television, United Kingdom
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