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October 4 haiku

suddenly it’s warm again capri pants and flip flops again hell no

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October 3 haiku

damp sidewalks, slick leaves old man cautiously making his way across them

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October 2 haiku

so ready to buy what we have no use for and unable to stop

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October 1 haiku

sun-polished daydream drifts out the window with such callous disregard

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3 things about Walt Disney’s FANTASIA

Fantasia [1940] 1. The two harpists are female; but apparently the rest of the orchestra is male. 2. Lonely centaur is introduced to lonely centuarette. 3. Writhing flames twist into creatures.

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3 things about Peter Weir’s THE YEAR OF LIVING DANGEROUSLY

The Year of Living Dangerously [1982] 1. “Here they come, Sir Guy and the Black Dwarf.” 2. She dips her hand into a bowl of water filled with flowers. 3. As they begin to dismantle his tape recorder, he slowly moves … Continue reading →

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3 things about John Ford’s STAGECOACH

Stagecoach [1939] 1. He looks at the bartender and says, “Don’t ever let me do that again.” 2. She looks down helplessly at the baby in her arms, holds it closer. 3. The food’s on the table: chili con carne.

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3 things about Jeannot Szwarc’s SUPERGIRL

Supergirl [1984] 1. “Squirt?” 2. Selena’s fortress has Frank Lloyd Wright windows. 3. Steel pole circle cage.

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3 things about Ron Fricke’s SAMSARA

Samsara [2011] 1. Bog mummy with the stubble still visible on its chin. 2. A vast crowd in Mecca circulating like molecules. 3. Shopping cart loaded with bath tissue.

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3 things about Clint Eastwood’s UNFORGIVEN

Unforgiven [1992] 1. On the first night away from home he misses his wife. On the second night he misses his bed. 2. The women appear and start throwing cow pies. 3. “Well, you killed the hell out of that fella … Continue reading →

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