A Beautiful Park

Looking toward Hyde Park from Kensington Garden

London

Christ Church

The cemetery at one of the oldest churches in America

Travels

Winter Skiing!

The view from atop Copper Moutain in Colorado ...

Skiing

Oh, Flannery ...

Outside Flannery O'Connor's Savannah home

Travels

The British Museum

A look up at the sky ...

London

The Perfect Eatery

I love to stop by the Grypon Tea Room in Savannah ...

Travels

Westminster Abbey

Stonework outside the church ...

London

Meadowlark Inn

My favorite in Brattleboro, VT ...

Travels

Blackwell's in Oxford

The oldest bookstore in England ...

London

Coleus in Savannah

Late season coleus go to flower in the park

Travels

Flowers in Vermont

From the garden behind the Meadowlark Inn

Travels

An Old Building @ Oxford

In no short supply

London

Mercer House

One of Savannah's most reknowned landmarks

Travels

The Village Cork

A favorite wine bar in Denver, CO

Travels

Cemetary in Oxford, UK

A tranquil spot near downtown Oxford

Travels

A Mountain View

The Meadowlark Inn offers beautiful Vermont hills

Travels

Nun's Garden

Queens College, Oxford has the sweetest little garden ...

London

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Archive for 'Movies' Category

Zombieland

Oct 4th, 2009 by Will | 0

Last night (Saturday) was supposed to be a Dudes Night Out, and it kinda was, though Faheem bailed on us and timing was against us.  Regardless, Jeff, Dan, and I had a few beers, some dinner @ East Coast, and then caught the 10:25 showing of Zombieland.  OMG … loved the movie!  Probably has the [...]

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Pas de Tennis, Pas de Spring Awakening …

Jun 8th, 2009 by Will | 0

Monday of week two means teaching Winnie-the-Pooh.  I should probably quit teaching it; it doesn’t get easier to do.  Part of me says, ‘What is there to say?’  But it’s so much work to go beyond the obvious - how Milne represents various facets of the post-Edwardian, post-war child through Christopher Robin’s stuffed animals - [...]

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Remaking *The Neverending Story*?

Mar 2nd, 2009 by Will | 0

Seriously?! I’m with Dlisted on this one … no real need to remake the movie (yet), though I feel certain the CGI will be amazing … course, the KIDS Inc video with Martika made my day …

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Don’t Miss *Prayers for Bobby*

Jan 23rd, 2009 by Will | 0

It’s hard to say I’m ‘excited’ about the Lifetime movie coming on tomorrow night (Saturday, January 24) b/c Prayers for Bobby is not a happy story. It is, however, one that you’d expect Stockard Channing to be in, but Sigourney Weaver looks as though she might do a good job. We’ll see. [...]

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Music at the 2009 Inauguration

Jan 19th, 2009 by Will | 0

50+ gay men (from the DC Gay Men’s Chorus) singing behind Heather Headly … seems right to me! Hate that I didn’t have HBO to see this, or U2 sing “Pride (In the Name of Love)”, which has tremendous significance yesterday, today, and for the coming administration.

And U2 …

You can’t imagine how much I [...]

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Happy Thanksgiving … the Addams Way

Nov 27th, 2008 by Will | 1

One of my favorite movies is Addams Family Values, one of those rare instances when a sequel is better than the first movie in the series.  Way better.  And not just because of Joan Cusack …
When Morticia and Gomez send Wednesday and Pugsley to summer camp, they are forced to take part in a play [...]

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If We Shadows Have Offended …

Nov 12th, 2008 by Will | 6

One of the London kids, Jon, alerted me to a new movie coming out: Were the World Mine.  It would appear that Midsummer Night’s Dream ran into the boys from Dead Poets Society and decided that what the two texts really needed was more half-naked boys singing.  But then again, what movie/play wouldn’t be better [...]

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What to Watch: The Women

Aug 22nd, 2008 by Will | 0

Well, hell yeah you want to watch the classic 1939 George Cukor film The Women, staring a host of fabulous Hollywood dames: Norma Shearer, Joan Crawford, Rosalind Russell, and more.  That’s a given.  So imagine my surprise while surfing around recently when I notice that not only is Hollywood remaking Brideshead Revisited, but also The [...]

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Revising Brideshead

Jul 24th, 2008 by Will | 0

So I’ve been trudging through the old Brideshead Revisited epic mini-series, and while it is taking forever because it is very very slow … very book-turned-film … it has been interesting and makes me want to read the Waugh novel, which I’ve never done for some reason.
But I realized a week or two ago, while [...]

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Watching Something to Talk About

Jul 13th, 2008 by Will | 0

Watching Something to Talk About on TBS this morning, dogs at my feet. I?d forgotten this movie was filmed in Savannah and Beaufort. Weird to see the Six Pence Pub in downtown Savannah and think of the fun we had there, years ago, Sid and me, his dad, Lee. Good times.

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