29/10 – 4/11/19 Bartholomew Baggins, The Lighthouse and UFOs

Welcome to Monday’s News on the March – The week that was in my digital world.

• Feet in the Shire

Article by Bruce Goodman at Weave a Web:

I suggested to Bruce the opening sentence of this story. It still makes me chuckle when I reread it.

He lived on hills resembling ‘The Shire’ and his feet were covered with curly hair. His name was Bartholomew Baggins and his solo mother always said that his father was a hobbit. He thought it was a big fib, but now that he’d reached puberty he began to suspect, with his hairy feet, that what his mother claimed was true...… (read more).

• The Lighthouse – Ensuing Madness

Movie review by Reely Bernie:

Two grown men are stranded on a remote island with flatulence abound. This is not going to be a popular mainstream movie.

Add black and white photography, an alien dialect of 1890s New England, and the claustrophobia of a shoddy lighthouse, most Marvel Comic Universe fanatics will tear their hair out..…Read more

• ode to night in the city

Poem at Mike’s Manic Word Depot:

she
was a stick of dynamite
i
was just an errant spark
in the long cold night
of another wasted weekend.… (Read more).

• A Defining Moment

Short story by Intellectual Shaman:

I was grading murder essays in my cramped office and all of my students would be caught because their creative crimes were constructed from their TV imaginations. Technology had too much emphasis in their stories; they didn’t realize the power of their own minds.…. (Read full story)

• Joe Rogan Experience #1361 – Cmdr. David Fravor & Jeremy Corbell

You tube interview at Powerful JRE:

I am a very big skeptic of UFO sightings and such, but this is hands down the most credible testimony, evidence and witness I have ever seen of a UFO sighting.

Commander David Fravor is a retired US Navy pilot, who has a close encounter in 2004 with the so-called Tic Tac UFO, and Jeremy Corbell is a contemporary artist and documentary filmmaker. (Watch full interview)

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