What’s your favorite quote? “Everything in the universe has rhythm, everything dances.” – Maya Angelou What’s your favorite book? Tuck Everlasting. It’s a story about living forever. Do you have a favorite movie? Transformers. I like the action and effects, but it also has a great story. What’s your favorite/least favorite thing about summer? My […]
Casual and Formal Outdoor Eateries in Rhode Island If you choose to dine outside, you choose to dine with insects alighting on your lips and in your wine, and you choose to be too hot or too cold but rarely anywhere in between. You choose to permit the wind to toss your hair into your […]
Aries: Conversation, pleasant and otherwise, keeps you occupied. Some folks in your life are argumentative and contentious. Your patience is wearing thin. You want a break from all of this, but funds may not be available for that needed vacation. You soothe yourself with the purchase of a luxury item that you don’t need and […]
Consulting Ingress Charts Mundane astrology predicts world events, cultural trends and collective phenomena. A principal tool of mundane astrology is the use of ingress charts, cast for the moment a planet or luminary (Sun or Moon) enters a sign. The important ones are cast for the moment the Sun enters one of the cardinal signs […]
Filmmaking in Rhode Island Someone once mentioned the institution of marriage when comparing our little state and its high and low points. I love you. I have to be away from you. And so opines this commentator. Much like the quandary that faces most artists in their lifetime … to be seen or to hide […]
The Providence pop-up scene can be hard to track down – the very nature of a pop-up is that is temporary, almost ephemeral. Pop-up galleries in Providence can be like unexpected springs discovered on a backwoods hike – something you come across when you part some foliage, without realizing what you’ll be stumbling upon. One […]
Food, Drinks, and Events for Everyone! Everyone — from the outdoor enthusiast to the Baggo playing beer lover — will find something to enjoy at this year’s Taste of Block Island from paddleboarding lessons to wine tastings, book signings to lighthouse tours, discounted items to the absolutely free (and who can say no to free?). […]
The Give Me 5 film festival took place on Saturday, May 17, at the Columbus Theatre in Providence. There was a strong showing of student films from multiple schools across the state of various genres and subjects. There were art films such as Embrace, a skate film that used beautiful cinematography to show the artists’ […]
I read A Guide for Compassion in Political Power in search of inspiration. I’m not the most political person in the world, but I wasn’t expecting to gain any political knowledge or strategies out of this. Like the back of the book says, politics are more global than just government, and I was hoping to learn […]
Main Street in East Greenwich recently acquired an Indian Restaurant – Rasa. I live close by, so I’ve already spent many an evening dining there or getting take-out. It’s my new favorite place. The owner, who is always friendly and stops by my table to say hello, told me that Rasa is the sister restaurant […]