Returning to “The Inferno” series of videos, (and there are only a few left,) this week’s posting is “That Bull is Brass.” The title refers to Canto 27, where Dante describes a “Sicilian” brazen, or brass, bull torture device. I won’t describe details here, but it seems to me a particularly awful way to go. […]
Hey people, it’s 2020. Have you made any New Year’s Resolutions? I see, I see…Yet, it will not be too hard to make at least one resolution that you can maintain all year. You can make goals to eat healthier, or lose weight. You can become a member of a book club, like Oprah’s or […]
We take a break from “The Inferno” series this week to present a holiday video titled “Christmas Eve to Epiphany.” I want to share this before the holidays end because the song has all I associate with this time of year: church bells and choirs, New Year’s Eve dances, waltz orchestral music, and… family chatter! […]
Hi, and Aloha, Only eight shopping days are left until the big, gift-opening day. I hope you are finding everything you are looking to give. Remember, you can always give your love. If the holiday rush isn’t “entertainment” enough, perhaps you will get a kick out of the following video.
Originally, I conceived “The Inferno” series of videos as a Broadway-type musical. If you viewed these videos from the past two months, you watched my interpretation of Dante’s “Inferno” Cantos 1 through 18. Most of the lead vocals either represented a group of sinners and their plight, or Dante himself. Because I perform all of […]
Today’s Cyber Monday was predicted to be the biggest yet. If you participated, will participate, or are somewhere in the middle, then this video is for you. Take a break from shopping and enjoy!
Thanksgiving is a time to be grateful and thankful for the things we have in life. When we gathered around the Thanksgiving table, my Dad said a prayer of thanks for the food on the table, for the blessings of family and friends, and for us living our lives in peace, harmony, and a certain […]
This week’s video features the first song I ever registered for a copyright. Realistically, one owns the copyright to art one creates and places on media (such as video, CD, or painting.) However, it becomes a lot easier to prove you indeed created the original artwork when you register it with the U. S. Copyright […]
Happy Veteran’s Day – a national holiday! I awoke this morning to a 4.8 Richter scale magnitude earthquake on the island. But it was no big deal. It used to happen all the time where I grew up in California’s Bay Area, in the Navy port town of Alameda. It seems fitting, on Veteran’s Day, […]