We officially kicked off our annual lost weekend at the Maryland Film Festival with the Opening Night shorts program last night at the MICA Brown Center. It was hosted by … Continue readingMaryland Film Festival 2009 Opening Night Shorts
The power of collaboration is a beautiful thing. This is without a doubt the best version of Ben E. King’s classic “Stand By Me” I have ever run across. … Continue readingMany Voices One Message: Stand By Me.
Childhood memories can play tricks on you and can be a bit murky. But I truly believe that every time we got a little rowdy or out of control in elementary school the teachers would show us one or both of these films and we would calm right down. I have no idea if this is true or not. But this is the memory that remains and I am inclined to believe it. … Continue readingFilms with the Power to Soothe the Savage Child’s Soul
Today for the first time I have had a perfectly timed and totally welcome ad delivered to me via Twitter. … Continue readingBusinesses on Twitter: B-Dry and Feedly Social Marketing Wins
This awesome piece of pottery of two liquid kissing heads is by Hong Kong artist Tsang Cheung-Shing. YuanYuang II–as the piece is called–is a playful representation of a traditional drink of the same name. … Continue readingCoffee or tea?
That said I live mostly contentedly with an eclectic hodgepodge of used and found pieces in my little dollhouse of a home. So this pursuit of unique is mostly done in my head through extensive online surfing. In that surfing I occasionally run across furniture that goes a little more off the beaten path than I expected and moves into my “that scares me” zone. … Continue reading6 Pieces of Furniture that Kind Of Scare Me