I seem to have lost my mojo. Sails flat. Keg empty.

Please send good thoughts, wind, and rum.

That is all.

Comments

Elena Cambio said…
Black Jack, I am smiling ear to ear. Am keeping that one in my email for now. To be honest, Rum is my Jekyll & Hyde drink. I'm better off with cider or whiskey. But Rum is a lottttt of fun, I'll say that much. I usually end up dancing on the bar after the 3rd mai tai.
November 25, 2011 at 10:36 PM
Elena Cambio said…
The mint chicken sammiches ring a bell, but I have no clear memory. sorry! Tell me the story.

A lot of my memory has been wiped out. I think I must have strayed too near an electromagnet at some point...
November 25, 2011 at 10:38 PM
Elena Cambio said…
BJ - Email me so we can converse proper-like.

I don't remember a lot of things, so please don't take it personally that I don't remember the Peppermint Cafe. I think it has to do with trauma, not with whether people or places are important. My childhood best friend and my own brother remember things that I have absolutely no memory of. Anyway, email meeeee!

LL
November 26, 2011 at 2:47 PM
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Wait for the Lord: An Advent reflection

Image
When God’s timing doesn’t seem to match our own, it can feel frustrating, maybe even like we’ve been abandoned by God. A good father doesn’t abandon his own, does he? In those moments, we must look to the promises God has made through his Word. Second week of Advent He promised that he is always near to us: “Our God is near us whenever we pray to him” (Deuteronomy 4:7) and “Those who love me will keep my word, and my Father will love them, and we will come to them and make our home with them. (Jn 14:23). Feeling crushed by the weight of circumstances, waiting for the solution to come or the resolution to be made clear, we can sometimes tighten our grip on the situation. However, the exact opposite is called for: to loosen our grip and surrender everything to Christ, trusting that he is with us, as he promised, “to the end of the age.” If we wait for his perfect timing, will will draw closer to him. And his solution is always so much more perfect than anything we could come up with! As ...
Read more

Frammin' at the Jim-Jam, Frippin' at the Krotz!

Image
You win a prize if you catch the reference in this blog title. Comment or message me and we'll work out what the prize will be! I'm currently at my main digs for writing these days, a place in Fairport called Junction 361.  Coffee house and beer bar all in one. And steps from the Erie Canal. New artist show every month. Barista with a thing for K-dramas. Can it even get any better? I think not. I come here with my writing partner on Monday nights (most weeks), and on a Saturday night, this is where I need to be to get sh*t done.  I'm working on getting an editor for Dream House, and I'm writing a new screenplay that involves... wait for it...  a time travel emergency at a mall in 1973. I know! Trust me, it's going to work. I've been creating video reels for Instagram at work and can say that I'm now feeling pretty comfortable editing on the Instagram app.  Not bad for a Gen-Xer with a Boomer brother and Greatest Generation parents.  Yes, I'm happy and pr...
Read more

Korea Dreambus pilgrimage film blog

Image
Walkway in Fairport, NY I know I haven't been writing here as much.. mostly I'm working on my Korea Dreambus site and my new Patreon page .  I have to admit that the Patreon is new for me, so I'm still trying to figure out how to best utilize it. But the good news is that I have a lot more of my itinerary nailed down, I've made a good connection to help me on the ground in Korea, and I've raised $1,300 to help me with this pilgrimage and film project. Head over to the website to catch up with my updates and musings, and then to my Patreon for a membership to see videos and other content! If you have prayer intentions you'd like me to bring with me to Korea, please contact me with those or leave in the comments. Half way through summer... please, God, let the second half of summer feel as gloriously long as the first half has done!
Read more