“Here at last I was plunging into the untraversed and the unknown. What lay ahead? It was not the possible dangers of the journey which made my nerves tingle and caused my spirits to mount with exhilaration — dangers are merely a part of the day’s work in the desert. It was the realization that… [Read more…]
At the third acting workshop this week, light was the star. We’d moved to a theater in downtown for our training, which is the venue we’ll using from now on. The blackbox we used yesterday is definitely much more equipped and spacious than the studio in Mohandiseen. I’d been moved to a new group, mostly all younger… [Read more…]
… in nature. And it even has a scientific name: the “biophilia hypothesis” which says that there is an “an instinctive bond between human beings and other living systems,” between man and nature. According to wikipedia, it’s Edward O. Wilson who introduced and popularized the hypothesis in his book entitled Biophilia – meaning “love of… [Read more…]
This morning, I found a grape in my shoes. It was a red grape. And I had a suspect in mind: my youngest cat. He likes to play with our food. It made me smile, because it was one of those small things that reminds me I’m not alone. I remember when I lived on… [Read more…]
August 13, 2010
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