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Today’s theme from 30 Days of Creativity is “String.”
The Ram directs a scene from the movie Pinocchio.
Do not question the Ram’s casting choice.
Other Day 12 creations can be seen here.
Today’s theme from 30 Days of Creativity is “Orange.”
The Ram directs a scene from the movie A Clockwork Orange.
I personally never watched more than the first bit of this movie because it disturbed me so much. I suppose that was the point.
Other Day 11 creations can be seen here.
Thanks to Tom for helping me add a touch of steam punk to Ghoulia’s eye and to Starbucks for her cane.
Today’s theme from 30 Days of Creativity is “8 Bit.”
The Ram lets the kids kick it old school during a break from filming Super Mario Brothers.
Other Day 10 creations can be seen here.
Thanks to Tom for the props, because I didn’t know “8 Bit” from an interdimensional hole that could take me to an alternate universe where dinosaur descendants rule and plumbers are heroes. On second thought, plumbers are heroes in this dimension, as well.
Today’s theme from 30 Days of Creativity is “Water.”
It’s like a three-ring circus on the set as the Ram directs Water for Elephants.
Other Day 9 creations can be seen here.
Today’s theme from 30 Days of Creativity is “Bonsai.”
The Ram directs Daniel-san in Mr. Miyagi’s garden in The Karate Kid.
Other Day 8 creations can be seen here.
Before I reached thirty-five years of age (the first and only real time I celebrated that birthday), I’d endured seeing:
I think you get the picture. The BIG picture. On the big screen. A crazed excess of female death. If her own death was defied, our fairer sex might end up on the side of a road spit-wiping blood from her dead lover’s face.
Whenever Lynne, her sister Liz, and Liz’s BFF Brigid would get together, they’d always bring up Beaches.
“No, thanks,” I’d always say.
“But we have to seeeee it–”
“I read the book,” I’d counter.
“Pleeeeease.”
“Leave me out of your estrogen-saturated sob fest,” I’d insist.
But the time came when Lynne and I went to visit them in Dallas. I was plied with a spaghetti dinner. I was promised Yahtzee. I was given a box of Kleenex and no choice, because Lynne had the car keys since it was her car. And I was forced to watch Beaches.
Should this account have a happy ending, with the four of us wiping tears from our eyes and vowing eternal friendship? Yeah, yeah, I cried, whatever. Then I annihilated them at Yahtzee.
Movies referenced above: Gone With The Wind, Romeo and Juliet, (the 1968 version), Love Story, The Rose, Terms of Endearment, Driving Miss Daisy, Fried Green Tomatoes, Steel Magnolias, and the 1976 version of A Star is Born.
Today’s theme from 30 Days of Creativity is “Friends.”
The Ram directs two lifelong friends in Beaches, a movie that will be featured in my next Legacy Writing post.
Other Day 7 creations can be seen here.
Today’s theme from 30 Days of Creativity is “Pinball.”
The Ram directs that deaf, dumb, and blind kid known as the “Pinball Wizard” in Tommy. (How do you think he does it? I don’t know…)
Other Day 6 creations can be seen here.
Today’s theme from 30 Days of Creativity is “Trousers.”
The Ram directs the characters Lena, Carmen, Tibby, and Bridget in the movie The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants.
Other Day 4 creations can be seen here.
Today’s theme from 30 Days of Creativity is “Fire.”
The Ram directs a scene from the movie Fire Walk With Me that also helps open the TV phenomenon called “Twin Peaks.”
Other Day 2 creations can be seen here.