Setting the right tone for some October horror movies and shows.
Last night, I watched “Talk to Me” (2022), which was surprsingly good, despite its gimmicky supernatural setup. And I am assiduously following Season 3 of “From,” Season 2 of “The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon,” and Season 1 of “Agatha All Along.”
I’m so happy to see The Piker Press publish an additional photo of mine today — this time of some incandescent leaves near Roanoke’s border with Salem.
Thanks, as always, to Managing Editor Sand Pilarski!
The problem with AI is that it looks so much like “Al” (short for “Albert”).
I keep worrying over this one mysterious prick who apparently steals everyone’s creative work and then coldly plots to kill us all.
Photo credit: mikemacmarketing, CC BY 2.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0>, via Wikimedia Commons
Why do these things never work out for me?
I have friends in Charlottesville who posted a bunch of really nice pictures — and I’m seeing posts from elsewhere in Southwest Virginia too. It’s just too overcast here in Roanoke, maybe … and then there are the lights from the city which would diminish the effect.
Not a single strand of gray. This was 2016.
Time is a cruel mistress, folks.
I was planning to dress up for halloween as Virginia Woolf this year, but then I ditched the idea. Who’s afraid of Virginia Woolf?
A cacaphony of birds announces its presence on Salem Avenue in Roanoke, Virginia. October 2024.
UPON THIS ROCK I WILL BUILD MY CHURCH.
— Paul’s Letters to the Diabetes, 1:12
Que sera serAARP?
Trojans — why did they name a condom after a group of people who let an enemy slip through their defenses?
Eric Robert Nolan, Author 