Tout le monde le dit: Ivan Zazzaroni a raison, le seul qui porte le drapeau de l’État laïc et la Justice contre les recommandations du Vatican – parmi les plus puissants, disent-ils – Le spectacle en italien, dans la vidéo ci-dessous, vous pouvez voir une religieuse à Ballando con le Stelle «Dancing with the Stars», […]
(Quick update: I’ve decided to start this zine again. To be honest, I felt like I was just putting out too many short articles which lacked substance, and that I was doing so purely for the sake of padding out the site with ‘content’. From now on, I’ll only be publishing higher-quality ‘long read’ style […]
The little boy heard voices in the maze. “Little boy, come and play with me.” His mom told him the maze was dangerous for kids, and that he should avoid it at all cost. Still, he made a decision and wandered around the big maze, looking for that person speaking in a friendly tone. “Find me, little […]
Everyone says it: Ivan Zazzaroni is right, the only one who carries the flag of the laical State and justice against the Vatican’s recommendations – among the most powerful, they say – The show in Italian, in the video below, you can see a nun at Ballando con le Stelle “Dancing with the Stars”, but […]
Well I’ve had quite an Autumn/Winter and Spring of gadding about I feel like an itinerant. It is a case of wherever my mummies lay my bed that’s my home. After getting off the big noisy boat that smells where I have to stay in the car with all the alarms going off all night, […]
idyllic isle, do not let me go take me, please away from loud cities I dream to be trapped in paradise Written in response to the Haunted Wordsmith’s Elemental Writing Challenge April 25: idyllic
Hold your horses, Millennial teachers. I know when we think of older people we think stubborn, naggy, and judgey, but maybe we shouldn’t. My mom really got me together after my first Blog entry, “You Let Your Students Call You What” (check it out here:https://teachertay.com/2019/02/16/you-let-your-students-call-you-what/ ). She gave her side to it and it gave […]
days my love was tortured fragile heart fractured a revolver to my head tempts me to drown myself in red and just like slices of pizzas you abuse me, cutting me in pieces devouring like it’s your last meal and me, pleading as I kneel nothing can be negotiated you were different from when we dated when […]
Well done to the following swimmers – 37 in total – that have been accepted to swim at the South East Region swimming championships and well done also to those swimmers that have been selected for our NINE relay races: Daisy, Marley, Halle, Harry, Josh, Kieran, Hannah, Ivy, Liam, Archie, Gregor, Max-J, Lily, Charley, Maddy, Nedas, […]
Well done to our team that attended the 3-day Beckenham International meet over the Easter weekend. Our 35-strong team competed in 150 races, and despite the really long days and very hot conditions, our swimmers made a concerted effort to cheer each other on to get the best results – it really paid dividends as […]
Movie: Hereditary Director: Ari Aster Starring: Toni Collette,Alex Wolff,Milly Shapiro,Ann Dowd Running Time : 127 minutes Genre : Horror Released : 2018 Only few movies leave you stunned, it takes time for you to recover and talk about it. Hereditary is one such movie. Hereditary is a perfect example of atmosphere and emotional horror. Many […]
AD/Gifted. Throughout the year I collect books, games, puzzles and all kinds of things to keep my boy occupied and entertained during the school holidays. He had two weeks off over Easter, so it was time to deploy some of the fun things I’d squirreled away. One of the things was a Paper Craft Pop […]
dir. Robert Aldrich (1956); seen at Melbourne Cinematheque, 24 April 2019 Catherine – Older, glamour puss typist Milly Wetherby (Joan Crawford) meets younger, chatty-kid Burt Hanson (Cliff Robertson). They get married quickly even though she’s insecure that she’s too old for him or just wants to stop all that incessant chatter. She’s not that old […]
