“What attracted me was its origins in the old-school film noir of the 1930’s and 1940’s – that’s something we don’t get to see in today’s era of quick flashes, big bangs, and dumbed-down moviemaking to appeal to the lowest common denominator. Movies rarely require you actually think. That’s what YESTERDAY WAS A LIE does – it makes you think, and that’s a very good thing.”-Bill Williams … read/see ~more~
Intuiting & Imagining by Albert Einstein:
“The intuitive mind is a sacred gift and the rational mind is a faithful servant.
We have created a society that honors the servant and has forgotten the gift.
Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere.”~ALBERT EINSTEIN
“imagine & believe beyond horizons” ~ sb
{photograph by sarah nean bruce, so. california pacific coast highway 2006}
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Yow! I pondered why these last 4½ Weeks were so intense, extraordinary and wildly out of sync / in sync for Family and Friends, (quase)Beau and Business. Mercury Retrograde became a buzzword – or buzz phrase – recently, and probably for good reason.
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Suggested For Earth Day 2010 – Diana Leszczynski’s book FERN VERDANT & THE SILVER ROSE – “Fern Verdant is the kind of young adult novel that adults will love too. It’s an action-adventure story, a coming-of-age story, and a hero’s journey. Its environmental theme makes it timely and relevant. It’s also really funny, with jokes, witticisms, and wisecracks embedded in nearly every page.” … ~read/see more~
Surreal experience to be sitting in a church watching “Yesterday Was A Lie” on a big screen for the “Spirit of Star Trek” series screening (and discussion afterwards). “a mind-scrambling tour de force that examines the consequences when a young woman’s personal timeline collapses and her life falls into non-linear chaos. This is a highly creative film that assumes the viewer has a brain (and requires the viewer to keep it fully engaged throughout).” … ~read/see more~
sarah nean bruce ≈ living in urbia… 