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baja & st. kitts

Consultant. I manage managers. IBM. American Airlines. Marriott International. Creator of leaders and visionaries. Standing weekend date with my 13-year-old daughter who luvs ICP and Kottonmouth Kings. Peace.

if u wander off again, mark yer path with dandy-lion petals or flur-es-cent orange spray paint, to find yer way bak

Hullo Troy. Pull up a chair.

Gawth--Bruuks, puleeeze

Welcome and enjoy!

Welcome and enjoy your stay

Hullo from the Big D

The book contains a lot of insiders jokes for natives of The Big Easy (as meself). But overall it's a good, if sluggish read. Two things I took away from it: 1) It needed a good editor 2) The weak do not survive or prosper in the writing world

All Quiet on the Western Front

Okay, I'm still curious what Ali thought about Michael Herr's Dispatches, and did Linguana actually make it through all that Jane Austen... * The Great Rehearsal by Carl Van Doren * Eastern Approaches by "Sir" Fitzroy Maclean * The Fate of the Earth by Jonathan Schell * Brazilian Adventure...

I like #1. The other one looks like a newspaper. It looks like a non-fiction cover. Is it?

get Spielberg to option my novel :D (actually, I used to work with his mother-in-law, but I don't know if that would help or hinder)

Garbage--Stupid Girl

Can you imagine being on a small boat in the middle of the ocean for three days with a tiger and not knowing it was there??? One time I was on a small boat in the middle of the ocean with a tiger and I knew it was there in, like, thirteen seconds.

yes, yes, yes, not necessarily

Nessa lee, Nesse lee, well, there's a big difference on whether you're writing to be published or just because you have this little itch. I take it you want to improve and be published. When you're building an audience, the reading public is very fickle and unforgiving. You're writing doesn't...

It's all preventable in hindsight, isn't it? Like losing the lottery (and I was only one number off!) And responsibility? You could say if someone had bought Hitler's paintings, maybe he wouldn't have turned from a frustrated artist in Vienna into a word-chomping, egomaniacal monster. But I...

Umberto Eco: The Name of the Rose. You are a mystery novel dealing with theology, especially with catholic vs liberal issues. You search wisdom and knowledge endlessly, feeling that learning is essential in life.

I saw an unusual news piece about the lack of dead other than we humans. I would guess many highly intelligent folk, as well as computers filled with vast information, floated away. Meanwhile, the rats and snakes and deermice were headed for higher ground. Some kind of moral fable there, but I...