Monthly Archives May 2024

It’s the pancake that could and definitely did!!!  The Chocolate Chip Pancake I had at the Pancake Factory in Stony Point was truly out of my world. Crispy, light and full of delicious chocolate who could ask for anything more. I’ve had hundreds of chocolate chip pancakes in my life and this one climbed to my number one spot from the first bite to the last dip in syrup (not even needed). Dare I say it the Chocolate Chip pancake I had at the Pancake Factory might have been heavenly sent for it was something to die for.

FOOTNOTE-   Please don’t take my last sentence literally although it’s worth the journey… in a car.

There not bad people just ones that voted JB.  Therefore please understand their paranoia, anger and most of all confusion. They actually believed things were going to get better and are trying to cling unto any semblance that this might be occurring somewhere, anywhere?  Yet even the most deluded now are seeing this isn’t the case so they create the new fear that things will some how get worse under DT. The VJB’s are good people just very confused so if the make mistakes in “regular life” understand it’s not their fault just an illness that needs to be treated before November 7th.

FOOTNOTE-  Meant to be funny unless you are suffering.

Where did I go?  There is medium and large but no M-E why, tell me why?!!  Maybe this guy (below) got his way but I’m not actually human although my emotions feel that way. Where did we “small” go not in any movie theater I can tell you that!! Is it just a way to charge more $$’s as the medium has shrunk to our size or are we just the kid size now? I don’t know how this occurred all I can say is it hurts not to be counted and ignored even just a cup. Thanks alot!!!!

When making a film one must walk a thin rope of disturbance especially today. You must upset what your viewer expects to see without going over the top to offend them if you want them to stay till the end. Disturbances add excitement, shock and authenticity to your project.  The problem is  there are so many options out there so that line must stay firm and that is why we see so many reboots/remakes of classic films by the “big studios”. Yet art demands touching the third rail even for a second. I guess in the end one should touch but just for enough time not to disturb.

Mother’s Day is a time without for M-E and millions upon millions of fellow  of my fellow “orphans”. My beloved mother has passed away several years ago but still brings pain to my heart during this time of year. I believe she truly is in a better place but still miss her. My mother was my biggest cheerleader and now the cheers come much less often.  Yet, I’m truly grateful for the special time we had together and will due my utmost to keep those positive memories alive even as she is not here. My cup is 1/2 full because I was blessed to have her with me for all those years.  I just ask those who are blessed to have their mothers with them now to give them an extra hug from me as our time is not guaranteed except for the special time you have now.

I’m planning to come out this June but in a way my “friend” never expected. See, I’m playing a role to get closer to her then any heterosexual could because once your “gay” things can suddenly be a whole lot happier. She has revealed sides to me that will help make our relationship just right and is not embarrassed to get naked figuratively as well as one on the page. So, when I let her “convert” me to the other side I’ve always been on she’ll be so proud. Of course this might not last because my previous “history” is not really in any closet but for the moment it is worth the “fake” as things are about to get a whole lot interesting.

Sometimes it’s good to travel only a few blocks away to see great entertainment as”The Sabbath Girl” at the Penguin Theatre fits this bill.  It showed that a small stage can fill ones big heart. The actors such as Marilyn Caserta, Rory Max Kaplan and Max Wolkowitz lit up the stage with standing ovation performances.  You might even have to bring a long  a Kleenex with your playbill as I can guarantee a watery eye along the way. Yes, we knew where the story was going but we still enjoyed the ride to get there.  The characters were so well developed that it filled in where the music just didn’t.  “The Sabbath Girl” local, small theater lives and thrives in this viewers heart.