By Don and Peggy Doman and Lavinia Hart. The Revolutionists gives us a 200 plus years view of a France you’ve probably never seen or heard of before. Our historical view of the world in the past is presented and shared mostly by men and their decisions. Prepare for stepping into a different historical world […]
TLT’s The Play That Goes Wrong – Review
By Don and Peggy Doman and Lavinia Hart The setup: An amateur theatre troupe, the Cornley University Drama Society, has against all common sense managed to sell their production of a 1920s mystery “The Murder at Haversham Manor.” There is no curtain time. When you take your seat in the audience you will already become […]
The Steilacoom Electric Vehicle Festival is ready to turn on the juice
Electric Vehicles are everywhere, now . . . even on Craigs List . . . A number of years ago I bought a ZENN Car: Zero emissions, no noise. I loved that little car. It ran on six car batteries and was a two seater. It would speed along at 37 miles per hour, but […]
Southern Kitchen and Blackberry Lemonade
I picked up Peggy from her sister’s home. They had a plan to see the new Barbie film on Monday to celebrate Pat’s birthday. Once in our car, Peg suggested she would like to visit Artist and Craftsman Supply on Saint Helens. I dropped her off and then found a parking place about a hundred […]
The Ballad of Lucy Whipple
The Ballad of Lucy Whipple – Found on Roku.Director – Jeremy KaganWriters – Karen Cushman, and Christopher LoftonStars – Glenn Close, Jena Malone, and Bruce McGill Sometimes I search for what seems like hours just to find a film that makes sense, has great interaction of characters/actors, and a script that’s believable. I don’t need […]
A Tribute of TV Shows that Changed The World
I was impressed with the August/September issue of AARP* The magazine connected details that mirrored our viewpoints and details of our American history over the last 75 years. Sometimes it used just a few words to combine massive chains of thought into a simple change of possibilities and probabilities. Last December we were invited to […]
Yard Sale Accompanied by Saxophone
So many awesome things in this video I found. The Stones in their prime. Brian and Charlie. John Lennon applauding in the audience. Great show. Super cool. Probably one of the best songs they wrote. You can feel that it’s raw and authentic, the Stones in their essence, with the influence of Brian Jones. Our […]
Sailing Away in Defense – Our Gray Ships Nearby
Since World War II, the National Defense Transportation Association has served our country’s national defense and homeland security as a trusted environment where government, military, and private sector professionals can solve pressing challenges in the fields of logistics, transportation, and passenger travel services. I got to see this in action. I’m a long time member […]
Who Doesn’t Love a Good Laugh? – Coming September 8th
From guffaws to knee slappers, a good laugh relaxes your body and makes you feel better. Laughter can help relieve pain, bring greater happiness, and even increase immunity. Tacoma Little Theatre has already expanded their next production, The Play That Goes Wrong, from September 8th to October 1st. You will not want to miss this […]