Artist Rex
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Artist Rex
Artists march as dinosaurs or are dragged as decayed fossils to the swamp
to be fed to the underneath of reptilian AI and insect chief execu...
Better Late Than Never
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Remember me? It’s been a while, I know. My last blog post went up here on
February 19. The posts that came after were made by my mighty minions.
I am ...
Top TV Moments: Joanna Pettet
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I was saddened by the recent news that Joanna Pettet had died. In the
Comfort TV era she was a frequent guest star on several quality shows and
was always...
Go Now!
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*This has to be alarming to all those Americans in the Middle East...the US
State Department....had issued a 'GO NOW' to them*...which means that they
a...
Dany Laj And The Looks - "Tell It To You"
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Oh boy! We've got another new track from Dany Laj And The Looks! And it's a
dandy! "Tell It To You" is the second single off the band's album *If Looks
C...
The Wizard of Oz (1939)
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Director: Victor Fleming
Writers: Noel Langley & Florence Ryerson and Edgar Allan Woolf, adaptation
by Noel Langley, from the book by L. Frank Baum
Star...
THE WAY IT WAS
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Donald J. Trump has raised the specter of communism as the “greatest
threat” that America has yet to face. Not the Russians, the Iranians,
income dispari...
BENJAMONSTER AWARDS 2026: The Recap
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I hope you enjoyed my month of awards! Here's a recap of all the awards,
check below this post for each individual award post.
This blog will take the next...
Smile! (and account security)
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Google is unrolling a new way to make your Google account recoverable if
you forget your password, are hacked, or otherwise lose access. ¶
[image: Three...
Oh, there I am.
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So there’s this strange thing that happens to me where when I’m in a
depression it literally affects my sight. The deeper I get into a
depression the more ...
ROBOT MONSTER (1953)
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DIRECTED by Phil Tucker
SCREENPLAY by Wyott Ordung
STARRING - George Nader as Roy
Claudia Barrett as Alice
Selena Royle as Mother
John Mylong as The ...
Blades (1988) or How I Spent My Summer Vacation
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HELLO
Happy Summer. I'm melting. Hope everyone is doing well!
I went back home to South Dakota for the 4th. Had to put eyes on Dad and
check in on my br...
Can Phoebe be 30?
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Ah, Phoebe. The milestones are coming too thick and fast for your poor old
mother. I’m still trying to process the enormity that was your wedding, and
her...
Back? Where?
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It seems to be fairly easy for me to say that I'm "back", but where? I'm
back... home? Where is home? Because it feels wrong to say that home is the
yell...
Behold: Doraemon
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I have a very special little Doraemon that I bought from a BOOKOFF Super
Bazaar in Matsudo, just outside of Tokyo, for ¥400 (about £1.86), and today
I wo...
Black Box - Fantasy
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"*Fantasy*" is a song by American band Earth, Wind & Fire, which was issued
as a single in 1978 by Columbia Records. In 1990, Italian group *Black Box*
r...
New St Marcus Pet Cemetery
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I don't know about other moms, but I love a cemetery when I need to kill
time in the car and I am looking for shade. Idling our cars on a black
asphalt ...
The Undead: Cursed, Restless, and Enchanted
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The term "Undead" refers to those who have died, but by some means continue
their presence (either their body, spirit, or both) in the world. The
Undead ...
Busy as heck, and it isn't even MIFF yet
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I've owed you a post for about six days now.
In fact, I started writing one last Friday, which, if I'd finished, would
have been my fifth straight day wi...
So, About "Secretary"
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I've spent a lot of this month clearing out my "To Watch" list. One title
that I've been eyeing for what feels like forever has been "Secretary,"
which ...
Jesse James
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*"My pistols, however, I always kept by me."*
*Jesse Woodson James* was born near Kearney, Missouri on September 5,
1847. He was the son of Robert, a ...
A Soft Golden Meadow -- Poem
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*Author's Note*
This one is my most recent poem, written moments before posting it. This
poem is deeply personal, and touches on a part of me that I di...
Giant Gobstoppers
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by Sara Johnson, 1st Sunday
Unusual rock formations dot the globe, often in hard to reach places, and
showcase nature’s wonders. Be it volcanic erupt...
Renaissance of the Real
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Painter and author CYNTHIA VON BUHLER writes about art, surrealism,
animals, and the future of human creativity in the age of AI.
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