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Vision Quest Writer For My Son Earth Runner Passion is your gift Life called into being a beauty of spirit that danced around each eager movement up the ladder of growth Seasons changed, a struggle for a growing toddler into youth as one suit fit well and the memory...

Vision Quest Writer Imagining Based On Memory “I just don’t think 22 year old people are that interesting,” Pond said. “The involved nature –“ “Excuse me,” she said. “I’m not interested in this conversation, I’m fairly certain I’ve made that clear.” Pond pulled a lipstick out...

Vision Quest Writer A Brilliant First Chapter “But morning is worlds away now, it’s still early night on the Day of All Souls.” Animal Dreams, by Barbara Kingsolver In childhood, daily activities are imbued with a heavy glamour that defies adult logic. G-D, with me by seconds...

Vision Quest Writer It’s the last minute of an era. By the dim light of a single candle I’m emptying my Word folder into the ocean of you. In another life I dreamt of being a professor, on the cusp of realizing my dreams I met an unprofessional school counselor, a university department that...

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Juantoo3, I loved Home Alone, directed by Chris Columbus! The scary neighbor, the scary furnace, the scene where Kevin slides down the stairs and out the front door on a sled, the scene towards the end where mother and son reunite, the blackout voice of Kevin's brother discovering that his room...

Nope, Citizenzen, I'm still practicing the bad ones.

I scrolled through the posts and was reminded of many more that could have been on my list, some I've never seen but would like to, and some I've never heard of. Blue Velvet, directed by David Lynch.

1. The Shawshank Redemption, directed by Frank Darabont 2. Children Of Heaven, directed by Majid Majidi 3. Final Destination, directed by James Wong 4. 84 Charing Cross Road, directed by David Jones 5. Cast Away, directed by Robert Zemeckis 6. Never Been Kissed, directed by...

Thanks to those who plowed through my over long introduction and took the time to welcome me. To make an intelligent response to some of the comments I would have to reread my own post. I’m with Citizenzen; I’m waiting for the Readers Digest edition. I’m still trying to figure this site out...

Thursday May 28, 2009 Midnight I am reading The Heart Of The Buddha’s Teaching: Transforming Suffering Into Peace, Joy, and Liberation by Thich Nhat Hanh. I’m going to actively follow along as best I can without anyone to consult with but of course, I want to begin immediately and so I...