At some point during the movie, I had to put the popcorn down because I was seasick. I think that means I liked the film.
Last June I wrote about the two difference experiences my husband and I were having by having both a boy and a girl, Ryan and Sydney attend the prom. Now, our children are both in college. And our experience, with the two of them away, is still vastly different.
House Speaker John Boehner announced today that given its dismal record, the New York Giants would be defunded by the federal government when Congress convenes tomorrow.
A wierd thing happens to me sometimes and by the chatter on social media I'm not alone. I'll be sitting at my desk, or in my car and I will feel a buzz that my phone is letting me know something is happening. I reach to look to see what it is and there's nothing. No text, no appointment reminder...nothing.
When I was young I had a Super 8 movie camera and a movieola film editing machine and for a time fancied myself a movie maker. As with many of my youthful fascinations, I did not follow through and my Hollywood aspirations were suspended.
Yes, when I grew up to be a lawyer, we represented New Line Cinema and my college roommate became head of Legal Affairs at Warner Brothers, but my dream was dormant.
Then Gotham materialized along with its magic wand and my creativity was reborn with few limits.
A little while back our firm needed a place for a series of presentations in Manhattan. I reached out to the loyal Gotham network and I was introduced to Ashley Jurgensen.
Ashley is the owner of a fantastic facility called Top of The Garden Event Space. While I assumed that the company name referred to its proximity, I didn't realize the true impact of the facility with which she had provided us.
I finished Defending Jacob at the end of the summer and then went straight to Once We Were Brothers (at Ben’s recommendation. Great book.).
I am currently in the middle of Unorthodox but I expect to be finished with that in a day or two.