Hear ye, hear ye! So, it’s March – welcome to the new year! Time for some timely updates, or so I thought. So, what’s new around here, then? Well, two major things mainly, and those are the ones being looked into here. First off, I have just a couple of days ago finished the first […]
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It was the best of times, it was the blurst of times Well, this week we’ll have a look at the best, alright? Let’s see if we can make that a tad more uplifting than that other list. The function is the same, the Hounorable Mentions are listed in alphabetical order, and the Top list
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Hindsight is always 2020 If for nothing else, 2020 can at least be praised for opening up for a lot free time for many people, myself included. This free time could of course be spent in all manner of clever ways, or it could be spent watching movies. Partly, I opted for the latter. With
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Hear ye, hear ye! It’s always nice to be appreciated, isn’t it? It is, that’s the obvious answer. Hence, I’d like to share a little event from last week with you. At Hvidovre Amatørscene, the theatre that I am currently a member of, there is a yearly award ceremony – nothing big, just a bit
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Thar she goes! Yesterday, like many others, I was watching the NASA/SpaceX rocket launch livestream. Despite my age, this was the first launch I followed live, as far as I remember. I found the thrill of it to exceed my every expectation, and I was nailed to the screen as I watched the count-down. Would
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Where does inspiration come from? That’s a question that is often asked, and rarely or never satisfyingly answered. There are a million would-be artists out there, all sitting around and waiting for inspiration to hit. Then they’ll write that great American novel, record that smash hit album, film that blockbuster movie. Feel free to add
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That’s the deal But why? Why should you listen, or rather read, a word I say? Or write, as the case is here. That’s the question, innit? Well, here’s as good a reason as any, I guess – I want you to. Simple as that. But why? Because I enjoy writing. Yet, as fun as