If you are into motivational speaking or writing, Wes Watson is for you. If you dream of or need a daily Gunnery Sergeant Hartman, USMC Drill Sargent to help you live life and change things, you need Wes Watson in your life. As with anything big Wes does, this book is very motivational, and it is absolutely worth the $15. Highlighted a lot. Great quick read. Going on the shelf.
I stumbled across a “Batwoman” movie from 1968, and I gave it a watch. Of course, I thought that it would be the Batgirl I was familiar with from my comic book days – a lady wearing a black suit and blue hood, etc. Anyway, it turns out this movie was filmed in Mexico and was a Spanish take on the character. It is my understanding that DC authorized this movie. Also, in my defense here, I wasn’t enough of a Batgirl fan to know that “Batwoman” didn’t come along until much later. So, let’s talk about this film that offers an interesting piece of culture applied to a comic book hero from a remarkable era of time.
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This was a super strange little slasher movie. Of course, it had the standard 1980s Friday the 13th formula to it. You had the unknown killer, shots just showing the killer’s hands, and the strange backstory explaining things. Another big similarity to F13 in the story was that it all happened to some friends going to stay in a cabin by the water.
You wouldn’t think that going to a hospital would be a good experience but when it is, that says something about the place – something really good! I had the opportunity for a guided tour of the Shriner’s Hospital for Children in Greenville, SC this weekend and acted on it. I have friends who belong to this organization. They have always told me that going to a Shriners hospital would change someone’s opinion of the organization, good or bad. They were not lying. This was an emotional but great experience for me.
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