What an amazing event to have covered.
THIS is why I love KC!
Blast From the Past
I stumbled across this gem the other day.
Pretty amateur and experimental videography, but there are some great memories in there regardless.
A Critical and Interpretive Analysis of the Film “Smoke Signals”
Americans like to use phrases like, “land of the free,” and “the American dream,” primarily because phrases like these have been spoon-fed to them via media outlets and social norms, and have been passed down through generations.
But what do these clichés represent? Like the American system of economics and currency, does this nation possess the gold to back its dollar? When was the last time America had to prove that she really was “indivisible,” if ever?
Isn’t that one of America’s most defining features? Is it not divided? Is it not diverse?
The last words of the pledge of allegiance, ironic as it is, are “liberty and justice for all,” but does that phrase ring true “for all,” or even, for any?
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Good Stuff…
Hemp necklaces, Dad’s breakfast potatoes, Hailey’s tongue, The sun.
Flip flops, Family Guy, Grass from an eye-level view, Cafe Mochas.
Dave singing, Apples to Apples & Pictionary, Kids running through sprinklers, Fresh air.
Dr. Seuss books, Motorboats, Audrey Hepburn movies, Around the poker table.
Jack Johnson, Full batteries, New lighters, Skateboards.
