Flotsam Friday: What You’ll Carry Forward
By the end of the walk, you always carry something forward. Flotsam Friday is about choosing what’s worth the weight as January comes to a close.
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Thurston Howell III Thursday – Gilligan’s Island Season 1, Episode 20: “St. Gilligan and the Dragon” (Feb 13, 1965)
In St. Gilligan and the Dragon, Gilligan’s Island humorously explores gender dynamics, mutual dependence, and how pride turns cooperation into conflict.
Dive in to the post →Tuesday Tunes: Cold by Annie Lennox
Annie Lennox’s Cold captures the quiet ache of emotional detachment, making it a stark and fitting close to January’s winter reflections.
Dive in to the post →Beach Movie Monday: Sergeant Deadhead
Sergeant Deadhead uses slapstick space comedy to poke fun at bureaucracy, misplaced confidence, and what happens when appearances matter more than truth.
Dive in to the post →Sonnet Sunday: What Wakes with the Light
The days grow longer, quietly. A Sonnet Sunday reflection on readiness, patience, and moving without rushing.
Dive in to the post →Flotsam Friday: What’s Changing Shape
Some things don’t leave – they change. Flotsam Friday is about noticing what’s becoming softer, lighter, or newly formed with time.
Dive in to the post →Thurston Howell III Thursday – Gilligan’s Island Season 1, Episode 17: “Little Island, Big Gun” (Jan 23, 1965)
In Little Island, Big Gun, Gilligan’s bumbling mistakes become a secret superpower, proving that unexpected heroism often comes from the least likely place.
Dive in to the post →Beach Movie Monday: Ski Party
Ski Party reminds us that the moment someone thinks they’ve figured out what women want, the comedy – and the trouble – usually begins.
Dive in to the post →Sonnet Sunday: Chrysalis Weather
Not storm. Not calm. A Sonnet Sunday reflection on the in-between season where identity loosens and transformation waits.
Dive in to the post →Flotsam Friday: What You’re Ready to Let Drift Away
Some things don’t need to be carried forward. Flotsam Friday is about loosening your grip and trusting the tide to take what’s finished.
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