I used to love the Oscars. Yet, I have not in a long time. Today, however, nostalgia got the best of me. I watched the telecast with interest, although I have not seen 90% of the nominated movies. Considering how difficult this year has been thus far, I was longing for something that would maybe have some meaning. I longed for a creative lifeline, as Brendan Fraser actor.
It was nice to see comebacks. It was nice to see firsts. It was nice to hear people actually cheering each other on. What a concept. To feel glee at someone else’s accomplishments and happpiness.
And, as Michelle Yeoh noted: ladies, don’t let anyone tell you that you are beyond your prime. Oh yes! Much left to accomplish.
Categories: Culture, current events, Pop Culture, Psychology, society
psychologistmimi 
God Yes True Oh How Life’s Challenges Come
Creating New Multi-Uni-Verses For Us Many
Fold Over in One Life to Live True Even
Michele Yeoh in So Many
Ways in One Lifetime
As Her Ballet Aspirations
Changed From A Spinal Injury
In Her Teens Ultimately Leading
To An Academy Award For Best Actress
in A Movie About Alternate Ways of Being
in Multi-UniVerses Far Away Instead of
Up Close And Personal Per How
Really Every Breath We
Take is A New
Multi-UniVerse
in Some Ways Oh How
Wonderful to Inhale Peace
Exhale LoVE And Of Course
It’s Nice to Have A Long Shelf Life
Too When Generally Speaking Strangers
Give Ya A 2 Decade Mulligan on Your Numbers
As Assigned By Years of Course Yet Time Out of Time
Distance Out of Distance Space Out of Space And Even Matter
Out of Matter Dear Miriam
As Each And Every
Word Becomes An
Avatar of Ever Changing SonG
SoUL Just FLoWinG On SPiRiT Wind Dancing Free
Will Do Yes Beyond The Grasp of Glass HeART Jars..:)
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I was rooting for “All Quiet on the Western Front”, so for me it was another “neh” Oscar night.
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They really haven’t been great lately
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