Written by Richard Maibaum, Paul Dehn, and Ian FlemingDirected by Guy Hamilton For the third James Bond film, Producers Harry Saltzman and Albert Broccoli chose to get away from the menacing evil […]
Movie Review: Goldfinger – James Bond #3
Boo and Nana Take NYC: Day 3
Another morning and another breakfast omlet at the Embassy Suites. Boo had some yogurt and fruit and cereal. Our morning plan was the Freedom Tower. I had been to the World Trade […]
Book Review: Fearless Fourteen by Janet Evanovich – Stephanie Plum? Why Don’t I Care Anymore?
There was a time when I got my hands on the first Stephanie Plum book by Janet Evanovich that I couldn’t wait for more. I burned through a number of the books […]
Nana and Boo Take NYC: Day Two
Day two of my Boo’s birthday trip to New York City started out with breakfast at the Embassy Suites hotel. I love Embassy Suites because I can get a made-to-order omlet for […]
Movie Review: The Pink Panther (1963) – Lost Some Charm to the Test of Time
Written by Maurice Richlin and Blake EdwardsDirected by Blake Edwards I can remember my parents taking me to see The Pink Panther in my youth when it was re-released to theaters at […]
Nana and Boo Take NYC: Day One
My oldest granddaughter turned 7 this year. She’s not one who plays with toys a lot, so her mother urged me to do something else with her; give her an experience. We […]
Book Review – Stalin’s Hammer: Cairo by John Birmingham – Prince Harry, Action Hero
This is the second novella continuing the story from author John Birmingham’s Axis of Time series where a multinational task force trying to weed out terrorists in the South Pacific Ocean in […]
DVD Review: Ghost Hunters Season One (2004) – Watch This and You May End Up Believing
Way back in 2006, I stumbled on this show on the Sci-Fi Channel. It was enough to hook both myself and my eleven-year-old daughter. Grant has been married for seven years and […]
Frontier House – People Have Changed Too Much in 100+ Years, and Not For Better
With the reality show craze at its height, PBS decided to get into the act in its own way. It aired a series of “House” shows, some in collaboration with British television, […]
Book Review: Evening Class by Maeve Binchy – Most People are Inherently Good, Or So It Seems
Maeve Binchy is one of those writers who manages to take a slice of what would seemingly be everyday life in Dublin, Ireland, and weave wonderful tales where stories interact and the […]
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