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A Hot, Lazy Weekend in Santa Barbara: Reflections on Fletch Nearly Three Decades Later, Carpinteria State Beach, and Happy Vaping
It’s warm in Santa Barbara this weekend, just shy of oppressive at 3PM. A light breeze wafts in through the windows looking out onto the ocean in the distance. Ollie and Emma are lounging on the deck in the shade, … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Film, Food & Wine, Health & Beauty, Lifestyle, St. Augustine, Travel, Uncategorized, Westlake School For Girls, Yale
Tagged 1980s, 1984 Olympics, Chevy Chase, christopher commission, crossroads, Fletch, Harold Faltermeyer, hollywood, LAPD, Patrick's Roadhouse, psychoanalysis, relationships, santa barbara, santa monica, sex, Stephanie Mills
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Writing Day at SB Apartment on Martin Luther King Holiday: SB Symphony Recap, Fun with Caulking Gun (Sort Of), Patriots Defeat and a Cheeseburger Sans Ketchup
I’m in my cold Santa Barbara apartment for the first time in almost a week. I remembered to turn the new heater off when I left for LA, which doesn’t sound impressive but after 3 years with no heat, … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Fashion, Health & Beauty, Relationships, Uncategorized, Yale
Tagged christopher commission, family, home improvement, LAPD, Macbeth, Martin Luther King Day, Mendelssohn, Mozart, new york city, Nir Kabaretti, Patriots, pets, Red Sox, relationships, SB symphony, sex, Takemitsu, the Granada Theater SB, yale, Yankees
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“Of course, it would be nice not to feel bad most of the time”: Lawrence Kasdan’s Sweeping Vision of 90s LA in Grand Canyon
It is challenging to think of a title to a review of a movie in which nearly every single scene contains a priceless gem of dialogue. The trailer for the movie, I had forgotten, tells us that Kasdan brought us … Continue reading
Posted in Celebrities (Classy Ones), Family, Film, Lifestyle, Literature, St. Augustine
Tagged alfre woodard, big chill, brentwood, browning, christopher commission, danny glover, economic injustice, jeremy sisto, kevin kline, law in la, lawrence kasdan, mary louise parker, mary mcdonell, race relations, rodney king, wealth in la, yale
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