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I read the transcript and that was truly one of the worst opinion pieces from the beginning to the end.

I'm in Oregon

How long until the MLB bans the splitter? The game has turned into nothing but strike outs with an occasional home run. 🤔
#Dodgers #BlueJays #worldseries

Better late than never. Oogie Boogie and Jack Skellington are ready for Halloween night.

Thanks! I just sent Jimmy Fallon a heads up.

I'm glad I pre-gamed a couple of Advil. Lorde concert Moda Center Portland

The view from my seat for the Lorde concert. Moda Center Portland Oregon

My 36th film of #52FilmsByWomen for 2025 was “It's Never Over, Jeff Buckley”, the 2025 documentary directed by Amy J Berg that explores the too short life of the musician. Unfortunately, Jeff Buckley was not on my music radar during that point of my life. I watched the film in theater back in August

My 35th film of #52FilmsByWomen for 2025 was “Sweet As”, the 2022 film directed by Jub Clerc. The film stars Shantae Barnes-Cowan an aboriginal Australian girl on a photo safari for at-risk teens. Four stars for me. Rental on Apple or Amazon.

My 34th film of #52FilmsByWomen for 2025 was “Suicide Kale”, the 2016 dark comedy directed by Carly Usdin. The film stars Brittani Nichols and Lindsay Hicks, as a lesbian couple who unexpectedly find a suicide note at a friend’s home. Streaming free on Kanopy or rent on Apple or Amazon.

My 33rd film of #52FilmsByWomen for 2025 was “Love, Classified”, the 2022 film directed by Stacey N. Harding. A Hallmark movie starring Melora Hardin, Katherine McNamara, and Arienne Mandi. Three stars for me. Streaming free on Hoopla or rent on most services.

What a great show! If there's a tour date near you go see Starcrawler.

Waiting for Starcrawler to take the stage

My flash sale purchase is going to be Saving Face.

Less than 10 years ago, but it seems like a lifetime ago. Me and Bruce Springsteen at Powell's City of Books in Portland, Oregon

Why is there suddenly so many posters of "hot takes" about Bluesky's demographics? I left the other social media site because the environment there was effecting my mental health. If they don't like it here then they should find a social media site they enjoy using.

It was the late 1970s so my memory is a little Dazed and Confused, but I can remember reading The Jungle, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, and Of Mice and Men.

My 32nd film of #52FilmsByWomen for 2025 was “Sorry, Baby”, the 2025 film directed by Eva Victor. Eva stars as a literature professor in a New England liberal arts college. The film goes back in time to an extremely traumatizing event that changes her life path. Available to rent on Amazon.

My 31st film of #52FilmsByWomen for 2025 was “The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry”, the 2023 film directed by Hettie Macdonald. Starring Jim Broadbent and Penelope Wilton. One day Harold walks off after finding out a workmate is dying of cancer in the hope he might save them. Stream it on Kanopy.

My 30th film of #52FilmsByWomen for 2025 was “Imitation Girl”, the 2017 indie sci-fi film directed by Natasha Kermani. The film stars Lauren Ashley Carter in dual roles; as a burned out adult film actor and an alien being that assumes her bodily form. Stream it on Tubi and Amazon

There are still too many award winners talking as fast as they can before they run out of time. When will the award shows realize viewers tune in to see the actors and not bad skits and fluff? #Enmys

My 29th film of #52FilmsByWomen for 2025 was “Suburbia”, the 1983 film directed by Penelope Spheeris. The film stars Chris Pedersen, Wade Walston, Bill Coyne, and Jennifer Clay as runaway teen punks living in an abandoned house in early 80's southern California. Streaming on Kanopy, Tubi, and Amazon

My 28th film of #52FilmsByWomen for 2025 was “Materialists”, the 2025 film written and directed by Celine Song. The film stars Dakota Johnson, as a New York matchmaker, Chris Evans as her ex, and Pedro Pascal, as her new possibility. I caught it at a local theater, but it’s now available for rent.

I will never watch another football game that Mississippi State is playing. Those effin cowbells never stop.

My 27th film of #52FilmsByWomen for 2025 was “Superbloom”, the 2025 film written and directed by Alexandra Swarens. The film stars Swarens and Jahnavi Alyssa who make a random connection on a road trip. Available to stream on Tello.

My 26th film of #52FilmsByWomen for 2025 was “Over Easy”, the 2024 film directed by Alexandra Swarens. The film stars Swarens as Belle, a college professor, and Elizabeth Manning as her girlfriend Charlie on a weekend trip to a small town for more than one reason. Stream on Tello, Tubi, and AppleTV.

I'm 1962 and don't feel any common connections with someone born in the late '40s or early 50s.

My 25th film of #52FilmsByWomen for 2025 was “Bob Trevino Likes It”, the 2024 film directed by Tracie Laymon and starring Barbie Ferreira, John Leguizamo, and French Stewart. Four stars on my letterboxd. Streaming on Hulu.

My 24th film of #52FilmsByWomen for 2025 was “Anais in Love”, the 2021 queer film directed by Charline Bourgeois-Tacquet and starring Anaïs Demoustier, as Anais, and co-starring Valeria Bruni Tedeschi, and Denis Podalydès. Streaming on Kanopy and Hulu.

A rewatch of “Fast Times at Ridgemont High” the 1982 film directed by Amy Heckerling was my 23rd film of #52FilmsByWomen for 2025. Watch it on the Criterion bluray or streaming on Netflix.