2016

I hope everyone had a happy and safe New Year celebration. New Years resolutions I did not make because I did not want to  promise anything that I would not keep. So I left it blank and hope that all will work out just fine.

As usual there is always surprises pleasant and unpleasant and all will have to be taken in stride. I hope this year holds more pleasant surprises than unpleasant ones. There are still questions left yet to be answered.

Who will win the Super Bowl? Who will be number 1 and number 2 in the college polls? Who will our next President be? Will I meet Ms. Perfect? Will I marry her? Will I stay sane or am I already insane and don't know it yet?  That and many more questions await for destiny to answer.

Housecat of "Everything Happens for a Reason", may this year give you all that you ever hoped for. I wish you love, peace, joy and happiness all throughout this year and a prosperous one at that. Well, as they always say after a successful film shoot, "And cut." "That's a wrap!"

Merry Christmas

The words Christmas is suppose to mean Christ Day and it is the day Jesus Christ was born. The first week of Advent which is the birth of Christ celebrates 4 Sundays before the event. The first Sunday was November 29,2015 and every Sunday thereafter to the 4th and last Sunday before Jesus's birth.

For children it means toys and other presents and a big holiday dinner. A jolly fat man in a red suit and hat with a sleigh pulled by reindeer that flies from rooftop to rooftop delivering presents by sliding down the chimney into the family room/living room. Pictures and movies always show him nice and clean after coming through a chimney with a big bag to stuff stockings and leave under the tree gifts. I figure he must magically makes himself as tiny as a tack as well as the presents to emerge covered with ashes and soot.

For adults it means cooking Christmas meals,  getting presents together, decorating trees, caroling, listening to christmas music and watching movies, relaxing setting up for guests.

For churches it is getting the word out about Jesus Christ, the reason for the season, decorating trees, caroling, preparing meals and making sure the less fortunate at least get a Christmas meal, putting on
reenactments of the birth of Jesus Christ.

Merry Christmas Housecat, "Everything Happens For A Reason." Merry Christmas to All, and as they say in Hollywood on a successful film shoot, "And cut." "That's a wrap."

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Happy Thanksgiving everyone

I  know it is early still, however, the month of November is about the time to count your blessings and to be thankful for what you have and share it with family, relatives and friends. Now, that we have entered into the beginning of 2015's last holidays of the year, Thanksgiving day is a great start of the final festive events.

Housecat, "Everything Happens For A Reason," may you and yours have a very, very Happy Thanksgiving. You are beautiful and your words of wisdom in your past blogs are just as beautiful as well as your beautiful spirit. You should consider blogging again, because you are talented blogger. I would love to meet you one day and tell you in person how wonderful you are, however, you are half way around the world and I am in the United States, so I just say so here, I love everything about you and although you may be married now, I can still remember your zest for life and it's endearing effect on  my heart. Thank you Housecat.

As for me this Thanksgiving it all begins with food preparation for the meal that day, pick up popcorn and grapes to throw at opposing players of teams I am not partial to in the arena of football and just share with family, relatives and friends. Have a Happy Thanksgiving everyone and be safe, comfortable and joyous. As I always conclude with my signature sign-off as they always say in Hollywood after a successful film, "And cut." "That's a wrap."

The month that is the famous Halloween signature observance

Now, we are getting into the final months of 2015 and I must say we kick off October with the 31st hosting the now famous "Happy Halloween" festivities. I just love this time of year. It is so full of hope and promises of good things to come. Or maybe some bad, I should wish not. "Trick or Treat", oh how I love to hear those words from all the trick or treaters.  I plan to have my candy treats ready.

By the way, here is a short list of do's for the chaperones of this yearly event:
1.) Make sure all trick or treaters or a supervisor have flashlights or a glow stick and it is on
2.) Cross safely at all intersections
3.) Take no unwrapped candy with you home
4.) Commute in groups
5.) Stop at reasonable time when celebrating, it should conclude at 9:00 PM the latest
6.) Watch all the Halloween films making for just the right type of movies at this time.
7.) Finally, try not to eat too much candy and get a stomach ache.

Remember, have fun it is a holiday however, unofficially and as they always say in Hollywood after a successful film shoot on a set, "And cut." "That's a wrap."

September

I suppose you can call this month the fall of the calendar months. However, fall is not official until later. I guess calling the month of September, "Autumn," will have to do. The trees are beginning to look as though they are gearing up to shed their leaves and the grass will be turning partly brown, unless you have astro-turf.

Pre-season football is in now and soon it will be regular season. I suppose September is the month of reckoning for making all preparations for an easy winter or a hard cold one. There are a few places that have what is called "Indian Summer" and there are other places that have the telltale signs of a change of season approaching.

Whatever part of the country you are in I am sure September will leave its calling card in your city and state. I prefer Spring although I enjoy the holiday months. What may I ask, Is your season of choice? That is, if you are reading this blog of course. Well, enjoy your choice and as I usually say with my signature sign off, as they always say in Hollywood after a film shoot. "And cut." "That's a wrap."

Back to school

  




Now is the time of year that all folks that are still interested in meeting new people, forming friendships or fiendships, learning new things and having the hopes and dreams of putting all that theory to work in the real world after graduation comes around again. How did you spend your summer vacation? Most likely not studying only partying. Well, enjoy ,you only live once, just make the memories of what you did, good ones and not the ones that you never, ever, want to mention again or remember when?

Education is important from the standpoint of broadening your views of the different and interesting fields of study there is and becoming a more well-rounded person with the ability to voice his or hers thoughts and opinions clearly and decisively.  Finish school, it is the best choice that you will ever make. The things that are most valuable and hold the most meaning is never easy to come by. It requires hard work and dedication to step up and face up to the challenges that are the most rewarding. The challenge of completing school. Just do it.


"Learning is what we will be doing for the rest of our lives." So, learn all you can and be the best that you can be and the best person that you can be. It is now that time to say as the always say in Hollywood after a successful film shoot. "And cut." "That's a wrap."

Happy 4th of July weekend everyone!

For everyone that love back to back overcrowded places and lots of fun-loving adventures there is only one place that comes to mind. Las Vegas, Nevada. 24-hour non-stop entertainment. Anyone that has ever been to Vegas, knows what I'm telling. Personally I do not like loud people and a bunch of fireworks, however, there are quite a few folks that do.

I love the all-you-can-eat buffets with chefs around the world serving their best entrees. I love the themed hotel casinos theaters, shopping and 24 hour comedy, concert singing, zoological and botanical gardens, soon to be open water park that was running full time a few years  back and the unbeatable street entertainment. It is a city that is still hard on the homeless because of the tourism, however, it is a place for them also and they do sometimes offer their trade to a willing audience.

All that being said I find the quietness and peacefulness of Mount Charleston quite satisfactory for me as well as Lake Tahoe. I just have to watch out for those Dick Cheyney's out there with firearms. Don't want to be a hunting accident. Here is an itemized list of things to make note of: (1.) Have adult supervision when detonating fireworks, (2.) release fireworks in designated areas and away from any known veteran abode, (3.) attend free fireworks day celebration events where professionals will be in charge of fireworks displays and (4.) Stay indoors and watch from your patio-balcony with your astronomers telescope. Number 4 is for those of us that do not like loud noises. It is that time once again where I say as they always say in Hollywood after a successful film shoot; "And cut!" "That's a wrap!"