Juice
Tuesday, June 30, 2026
Barbarosa
In the scorching hot wilderness carefreely straddling the border between Texas and Mexico, a survivalist bandit with retirement in sight makes a controversial living after his banishment.
Ostracized since the beautiful daughter of a wealthy landowner took his hand, he's forever chased by incessant honchos culturally obsessed with pleasing their lord.
An awkward innocent tragic fool finds himself alone and hunted one day, after he accidentally murders his brother-in-law and his immediate family totally freaks.
He's fortunate to meet Barbarosa who reluctantly takes him in, and shows him how to make an honest living when rudely cast out by kith and kin.
He's new to the hardboiled countryside and proceeds in error most of the time, Barbarosa arriving at opportune moments to offer benevolent aid to the clueless youngster.
Simultaneously, the lad refuses to offer his help when Barbarosa goes too far, presenting an idealistic foil to his age-old grumpy thieving shenanigans.
He slowly unravels Barbarosa's tale until sincere sympathy sedulously emerges.
As they forge a legendary team.
Boldly traversing the unsung badlands.
*Would Barbarosa's marriage have been more successful if he had asked his wife's father for permission beforehand, dad?
**Well, here it's one of those old school situations where her father may have never allowed her to marry anyone, let alone Barbarosa, like in Scarface, so if they wanted to be together, they had to go it alone.
*Awkward, I'd say.
**Yes son, no doubt.
*I guess he had to shoot his father--in-law's leg off after he had his ears cut off, but didn't that just make a haunting situation even more menacing?
**There's really no solution to problems like these son, all the individuals involved are much too stubborn.
*Like when the kid falls for Barbarosa's daughter?
**That's right son, very observant.
*I guess everyone just kind of marries whomever these days, eh dad?
**Yes son, our communities have become quite diverse.
*I'm a huge fan of variability.
**That's good to hear son, so am I.
Labels:
Bandits,
Barbarosa,
Coming of Age,
Family,
Fred Schepisi,
Misunderstandings,
Teamwork,
Thieving,
Westerns
Monday, June 29, 2026
Sunday, June 28, 2026
Saturday, June 27, 2026
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Friday, June 26, 2026
Leap of Faith
How to spend your hard-earned money, what causes to support, whom to innocently trust, the options vast and theoretically variable as pervasive ads tantalize and fascinate?
There's the contemporary political vortex which enthusiastically presents intriguing alternatives, often driven by forthright personalities like the ones in Leap of Faith but much more powerful.
There's the overflowing heartfelt sitcom congenially demonstrating love and romance, familial problems and troubles at work all snuggly broken down into 24 minute segments.
There's Hollywood films similarly functioning through beloved faith in family and friends, the age old perseverance which resolutely champions the master-narrative with crafty volubility.
The classic novel invests time honoured traditions with tragic challenges to old school reckonings, while skillfully blending demographic constituencies with financial burdens and sly characterizations.
Now there's Netflix etc. which seems to showcase ideas Hollywood ignores, and has created an empire of epic illusion from simple tales with bucolic conclusions.
There's the oldest of schools, the ancient religions that have faithfully stood the fickle test of time, patiently emerging and gradually disseminating hypothetically soulful divine beliefs.
There's genre fiction disputatiously supplying magical takes on narratives flustered, fan favourites reaching cult status and admirably viewed anew successively.
The world of music instantaneously available on your phone for a reasonable price, with a little research the global verve intricately jives in chill reverberation.
Local sports teams feisty and combative with championship goals in versatile sight, year after year the competition impressing as guts and dreams manifest raw courage.
The independent realm at times presenting the coolest stories you've ever read or seen, lacking overt corporate agendas and uniquely sharing otherworldly ideas.
Everything twisting and distorting and complementing with mad discursive intertwined gelastixity.
Like concrete discourse in abstract flux.
How to spend your hard-earned money!?
Labels:
Charlatanism,
Faith,
Leap of Faith,
Religion,
Richard Pearce
Thursday, June 25, 2026
Tuesday, June 23, 2026
Never Cry Wolf
Isolated research.
Alone in the country.
Invariably noting sundry distinct sounds.
Voluminous birds.
Curious critters.
Enigmatic symphony.
Wondrous focus.
When I arrive, my thoughts still rush with the anxious bustle of urban conjecture, odd distractions and flippant ridiculousness madeleine mayhem surreally strewn.
As the weeks pass however the surrounding environment is slowly absorbed, unconsciously restructuring manifest daydreams with new material less temperamental.
Piecemeal immersion gradually concentrating psychological synergies throughout the mind, nature encouraging chill observation with delicate tact and studious ponder.
It's fun to stretch out and listen to the adventurous sounds and resident harmonies, without getting lost in wide-eyed reverie awkwardly concerning uncanny discourse.
It's kind of like Mindfulness or a tranquil zone in which you existentially float, attuning your ear to the swathing sounds until you can tell the difference between a dragonfly and hummingbird (in unseen flight).
But for hours and hours throughout the day, not just for 5 minutes on your coffee break, the extended visceral celestial thought facilitating freeform imagination.
You can wind-up making friends with wolves and starting to think you're playing an active role, to the point where you see a deer at the end of your driveway and think he or she's wondering where you've been.
Extensive studies in the bush can require chillaxed adaptability.
It helps if you never stopped loving animals.
Who may seem somewhat curious about you.
Monday, June 22, 2026
Sunday, June 21, 2026
Saturday, June 20, 2026
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Friday, June 19, 2026
Arizona Dream
Reliable independence eccentrically maneuvering from one spirited random job to the next, compelling experience artistically dispersing enigmatic vehicular labyrinthine waves.
Freely lost in the intriguing maze with neither career-oriented objective nor financial goals motivating, the integral wonder of consistent experiment continuously riveting incremental strides.
Until you're tricked into one day returning for an old school function off in the void, and your childhood hero emphatically tasks you with regular employment definitively supplied.
Unobservant and oblique the following days psychologically distressing, until a suicidal heiress and her flamboyant step-mom suddenly stop by to purchase a Cadillac.
Invited back to their oddball stronghold to mix and match variable witticisms, he of the mercurial artistic temperament viscerally seduces the uncanny widow.
Why not make a flying machine that aerodynely searches the skies, for no particular reason whatsoever but to lovingly embrace aeronautic freedom?
The moribund millionaire also falls for his otherworldly irresistible authenticity.
His companion floundering in the flotsam.
As exotic reveries concretely jettison.
*Do you think dreams are sending us secret messages dad, that relate to everyday life?
**It's difficult to say, son, and it's different for different people. You can write down what happens in your dreams though, and then see if it becomes a reality. After a while a lot of people realize it doesn't, although, there's always the possibility they're misreading the signs.
*Who can read the signs accurately, dad? Do experts in the interpretation of signs exist?
**There are doctors who know something about it although they constantly bicker amongst themselves, and so many alternative theories exist that at the end of the day it comes down to faith.
*Like trust in the doctor?
**That's right, you see, they may be incorrect, but they know more about it than you, so their mistakes are likely more advanced than yours, and therefore to potentially be taken into consideration.
*What about popularity? Does popularity influence interpretation?
**Well, the brightest of the doctors sometimes becomes the most popular, and since his or her mistakes are likely closer to being correct than his or her counterparts, they become what's known as, en vogue.
*So many people listen to others even though they're also incorrect?
**That's right son, that's correct.
*Strange, this world of dreams.
**Have a good sleep, son.
*Will do.
Labels:
Arizona Dream,
Artistry,
Artists,
Bucolics,
Eccentricity,
Emir Kusturica,
Experimentation,
Family,
Novelty,
Parenting,
Romance,
Selling Cars
Thursday, June 18, 2026
Wednesday, June 17, 2026
Can't say I was that heavily invested in the NHL finals this year, but to be fair, Carolina has been really close for the last four years, so it's cool to see them finally win (again). Distressing that they had to beat a Montréal team that I was really hoping would win, but still cool that they didn't lose to Vegas, since the Golden Knights had won in the finals recently, and the Hurricanes had also built a consistent playoff contender. Good on ya!
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