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I read it accurately as urchin crushing, but still thought they were talking about destitute children at first (a la Oliver Twist).
I read it accurately as urchin crushing, but still thought they were talking about destitute children at first (a la Oliver Twist).
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Seems like a more specific way of saying, “Be the change you want to see.”
And here’s the Firefly theme. The only song I think I’ve air-violined to. So much nostalgia…
It’s a docudrama about New Orleans right after Katrina. A great, but difficult and disturbing watch. It was mostly filmed locally and each episode was named after a song and featured a local band. It was also a fundraiser.
Cool - thank you for the encouragement. I added it to the nomination list.
Hi all! I’m new here, so lmk if this is out of line, but what if we did a short story since December is generally busy for folks? Maybe a selection from “Stories of Your Life and Others” by Ted Chiang, or “The Machine Stops” by E.M. Forster?
Thank you for this post - I’m now aware of this community (and subscribed) and will join you all for some reading fun in January!
If time is a problem in December, you could consider having it be a “short story” month. Like maybe a selection from “The Story of Your Life and Others,” or something like that.
It has my all time favorite TV theme song too (ok, maybe tied with Trème).
The movie is great, but it makes more sense after you’ve watched the series.
Show up. On time.
Denver still has a ton of them. They’re still a huge logistics problem, but the city seems to be putting “protected” lanes in to help with scooters and bikes. Time will tell.
Duh?