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There has to be a lesson here.  My rescue.  A Pointer.  Since 2018 her most championed moments are springing free of her kennel.  We call it the mansion.  It's huge.  It's hardcore metal.  She calls it a way out. Which has led her on several occasions to escape the house as well.  I don't know if  I'm supposed to know how she's getting out.  I don't want to fall witness. Those who know her call Jazzie Houdini.  The new mansion will be arriving soon.  They guarantee for ten years that she won't get out.  They've never met Jazzie.

After thirteen years Avatar has returned.  Was it worth the wait? Ryan J reviews it.  Another theater attraction is Empire of Light with Olivia Cole. The Golden Globes are singing her praises but what does Ryan say?  And yes there's a new attraction on Prime Video.  Nanny.  Hmmmmm

For centuries we've heard of living by the word. The good word. What is the word? 

Rainy, dark and very cold.  When Mother Earth speaks this language, multiple layers of emotions are worn by the human stick figure.  My worst habit is reading the news first thing in the morning.  It puts me in mental positions that are difficult to recover from.  Julia Cameron from The Artist Way writes three pages before meditation.  I do the same before entering this studio.  A cleared mind and heart are essential.  But you have to practice in the way of finding trust in stream thinking.  Allowing what's around you to move through you.  Don't be a wall or mountain.  

Mark Thompson, world-renowned radio host, one half of the infamous Mark and Brian, heard every morning for twenty-five years on the nationally syndicated Mark and Brian Show originating from KLOS Radio - the rock of Southern California - delivers the story of a lifetime. Don't Bump the Record, Kid: My Adventures with Mark and Brian is more than Thompson's personal memoir. Don't Bump the Record, Kid, delivers a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at morning drive, of the celebrities, the studio politics, the passionate fans, and the incredible live music and ingenious comedy bits that pumped life into two and a half decades of entertainment every weekday morning to generations of listeners all over the country.Inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame, Mark Thompson is a radio legend, not only to those millions of fans he already has, but to the many new fans he'll soon make through this book and the interesting, one-of-a-kind stories he shares. His distinct, signature, radio voice rings through on every page.

VH1 introduced viewers to one of the most iconic and notorious series in all of reality television, The Surreal Life, by bringing together the biggest names in pop culture under one roof and creating unforgettable moments in reality TV. Now, The Surreal Life is back for a new generation of audiences as eight wildly different celebrities will live together for a once in a lifetime surreal experience. Temperaments and vulnerabilities will be put to the test, pushing these stars to unmask themselves in the most unfiltered and unpredictable ways.

As a kid, Eva's main focus was ballet, but once she entered middle school she was diagnosed with scoliosis. When dance became too hard, Eva finally had the incentive and opportunity to focus on music. Music gave Eva a way to express herself more than dance ever did, and she realized it was what she was always meant to do. She picked up guitar and began taking vocal lessons, and by high school was involved in musical theater, a cappella and even gigged. Eva's parents divorced when she was 9, which took a huge toll on her and her siblings. The family struggle has had a huge impact on Eva emotionally but has also made her who she is as an artist. Music and songwriting became her outlet and tool to rebuild relationships.

To be a tree.  To feel an early summer breeze.  To embrace the waters left by last nights storms. To be protection from the sun while pulling in so much energy to feed tree growth. That's how nature speaks to and through us.  What sounds are we sharing back? Learning to listen to everything around us teaches the soul to be a better student. 

Gordon Sondland, candidly reveals where Sondland stands in life and in politics-describing himself as a "Republican who is a sensible centrist" with a 'cut to the chase' attitude. The memoir provides a frank and honest, self-deprecating assessment of the state of American politics, international relations, and the impeachment trial, as well as detailing his prosperous personal story, and his behind-the-scenes dealings with former President, Donald J. Trump.

The battle to set things to the side and concentrate on what leads to a more peaceful life...