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Tag Archives: Daily Planet
The Way That Led to Me
Photo by Katie of A Virginia Writer’s Diary Five years ago, Rhonda of Pollyanna’s Path (whose blog I still read and enjoy) nominated me for a blogger award. These days I leave such awards to newer bloggers, but I found … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Memoir, Movies, Quips and Quotes, Writing
Tagged award, blogging, Daily Planet, Healing River, Impossible Love
19 Comments
Everything You Never Needed to Know About Me
“Getting Ready to Go to the Prom” (my first lead role in a movie), shot by the illustrious Kathy’s Mom. In my early blogging days, when I still posted by telegraph, I regularly responded to Blogger Award invitations. I don’t … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Memoir, Writing
Tagged ADHD, blogging, career, Daily Planet, funny, high school, life
33 Comments
Love and Stroganoff
Picking Kathy up before the Prom (vintage super-8 film) Full Stomach, Fuller Heart (an occasional series) How could I forget my first love? Every now and then, when I was a teenager, Dad would drive us all the way to … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Memoir
Tagged Daily Planet, favorite, food, Healing River, high school, love, memories, nostalgia
22 Comments
Cheddar Cheese and Rock ‘n’ Roll
Full Stomach, Fuller Heart (an occasional series) Marc was my first official immigrant friend. Not that he was all that “immigranty” (he was American-born). But his parents, escapees from German-occupied Poland, were wonderfully immigranty. I listened with awe to the … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Memoir
Tagged Daily Planet, dreams, food, guitar, high school, memories, nostalgia, rock 'n' roll
27 Comments
Me and Princess Leia’s Mom
I’ve always been in love with movies. As a kid I wanted with every fiber of my being to be Gene Kelly. To sing like him. To dance like him. But most of all, to kiss girls like him. Especially … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Memoir, Movies
Tagged Carrie Fisher, Daily Planet, Debbie Reynolds, funny, music, rock band, theatre
54 Comments
Thursday Song
Originally posted on Mitch Teemley:
(Music Video below) Marc was a skinny Polish-American Jew. I was a Euro-American mutt who’d decided he was Irish after playing a leprechaun in the high school musical. Our first band was clunky. If the…
Posted in Humor, Memoir, Popular Culture & Entertainment
Tagged 1960s, band, best, Daily Planet, music, pop, rock
7 Comments
Thursday Song
(Music Video below) Marc was a skinny Polish-American Jew. I was a Euro-American mutt who’d decided he was Irish after playing a leprechaun in the high school musical. Our first band was clunky. If the chords to the song went, … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Memoir, Popular Culture & Entertainment, Videos
Tagged 1960s, band, Daily Planet, pop, rock, Thursday
84 Comments
Me and Princess Leia’s Mom
I’ve always been in love with movies. As a kid I wanted with every fiber of my being to be Gene Kelly. To sing like him. To dance like him. But most of all, to kiss girls like him. Especially … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Popular Culture & Entertainment, Story Power
Tagged Carrie Fisher, Daily Planet, Debbie Reynolds, funny, movie, Princess Leia, Star Wars
72 Comments