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Author Archives: Harry Brake
A Man walks into a Grocery store…
…that’s right – not a bar, a grocery store. Here is a great story for ya! So I am in Sumesa, getting ready for a Thanksgiving dinner, making Peach Cobbler – still in my ASF shirt but trying to get … Continue reading
Quilted, Jilted, Gilded, and Still Learning…
An amazing and beautiful night, Dizzie Gillespie and Etta James as amazing as they always can be belting into the night, and you realize, life is absolutely amazing in so many ways. It is difficult to describe some moments, ideally … Continue reading
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Tagged 10DOCSDF, Amy Winehouse, Dizzie Gillespie, Etta James, Mexico Film Festival, Repentino. Open Mic
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October and November, Cornucopia of Experiences All Around.
It’s that time of year! Yes, it is Fall, yes, Day of the Dead Celebrations, yes National Novel Writing Month in November, but YES! – Mexico’s International Film Festival is BACK! Last year – pretty incredible and this year’s looks … Continue reading
The Martian, Far Out but not a Disappointment In Depth!
When I saw The Martian previewed, then ordered it, and ripped through Andy Weir’s novel, I was like YEAH! I mean YEAH! I know it might not have been everyone’s “cup of tea” but I was hooked – not instantly, … Continue reading
Everyman is Not Everyman! With Good Reason! A Night at the Lunario…
Rufus Norris is able to tap so many deep, personal, convicting resources with the production of everyman, as deep as the fear Chiwetel Ejiofor feel when he realized his life is about to change towards an ending here on earth. … Continue reading
Openings Meeting You Halfway – a Mini Novel Celebrating Your Hearts and Spirits.
Dear Repentino. Staffer, 6:50 AM. On a Saturday. Truly, your commitment to be present at a concession, on a SATURDAY, that EARLY, and even to the others who came in early today, in the middle of the day, and stayed … Continue reading
Annawadi, India – One Person’s Trash is Another’s Treasure – “Epic. Heartbreaking. Honest.”
I have said it once before, and of course, if you say it again, it is something memorable. On September 21st, I went to a production of Behind the Beautiful Forevers – and had no idea what that meant or … Continue reading
A Friday is a Friday – Not All the Time!
As I neared Paseo Reform on Ecobici through the Insurgentes Metro Plaza, a man in a Jehovah Witness-like shirt and tie ran past at full speed, with a few feet behind a woman in tow, screaming – “Por Favor – … Continue reading
Integrating the Personal Factor – Effortless Really!
Since the start of the new school year, so much has occurred, and little reflection, so I begin to chip away at that now. Not sure I will make my goal of 30 000 views of the blog this year, … Continue reading
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Tagged ASF, Common Core Librarians, Mansfield University SLIT, MYP
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