"For it was not into my ear you whispered, but into my heart. It was not my lips you kissed, but my soul." - Judy Garland I never got to personally know Judy Garland. I only knew her from her films, biographies, and countless songs I'd play on my various Apple devices growing up. I … Continue reading Judy Garland at 100: A Journey over the Rainbow
I was looking for the Halloweentown High script when I came across this article. Most of it was stuff I had already read about before. That was, until I came across the Return to Halloweentown section. Information that I had never seen until now about the re-cast of Marnie was shed in this article and I have come to … Continue reading The End of a Saga: Why Sara Paxton, Kimberly J. Brown, and the Halloweentown Series Deserved Better
This is not how I expected my one year anniversary of my book to be. I won't sugarcoat anything. I had planned to have this post ready for the exact date of the anniversary, but my personal life took a hard hit and it felt wrong to post about it in the midst of the … Continue reading “Stardust Woman”: One Year On and a Personal Update
Hello again, everyone. I apologize for such a late update when we're three months into the new year, but I have explanations for this late post and how I'm going to move forward from here on out. First, let us start with the positives of what happened the last time I posted. Back in December, … Continue reading New Year, New Update
The Fallen Streets are painted red, Carpets tainted, bled. Bullets on the chalkboard, The projector’s keeping score. Lifeless on the floor. No knocks on the door. Half empty. It’ll cost fifty. Nothing less, always more. It won’t stop, that is for sure. There is nothing to be proud of. Not at all. Not anymore. Written … Continue reading The Fallen
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