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Memory

Posted on June 5, 2015 by carilynn27

May 14, 2015 Memory This week has been brought to you by the letter M for Memory. Memory was key both in the movie The Giver and in the movie Still Alice, both which I watched this week. The Giver … Continue reading →

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Posted in Biology, Health, Literary Criticism, Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV, Psychology, Writing | Tagged 12 years old, 1993, 2007, 2014, 2015, 50s, Academic, Alzheimer's, Anger, Bad, beauty, Benjimin Something, Burden, Disease, Early On-Set, Erase, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Good, Humanity, Hunger, Ideal, Identity, Jonah, Joy, Lacuna, Linda Lay Shuler, Linguistics, Love, Memory, Negative, Not ideal, Old Man, Pain, Painful, Positive, Professor, She Who Remembers, Starvation, Still Alice, Strength, Strong, Teach, Teacher, The Giver, The Letter M, The Receiver, Truth, Utopia | Leave a comment

Orange is the New Black

Posted on September 19, 2014 by carilynn27

Orange is the New Black This week has been a grimm week in prison. First we watched Orange is the New Black and then Season 3 of Grimm. Though the completely different shows, the two do share a certain black … Continue reading →

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Posted in Feminism, Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV, Politics/Economics | Tagged 13 Month Sentence, 15 Month Sentence, 1990s, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, Alliances, America, Benjimin Something, Bonding, Bonds, Boyfriend, Bureaucratic Hoops, Buy and Sell Drugs, Capitalism, Captialistic Society, Catch-22, Collect Calls, Commissary, community, Dependance, Drug Money, Drug Use and Abuse, DVD, Educate, education, envelopes, Everyone Has a Job, Everyone Has A Voice, Fiancee, Free, Freedom, Girlfriend, Guards, Hug, International Drug Cartel, Ironic, Jail, Jenji Kohan, Letters, Men's Prisons, Minor Offenses, More People Behind Bars Than Any Other Country, Netflix, Networks, No Just Say No, Nonviolent Offenders, Orange is the New Black, paper, Past Pop Up, Phones, Piper Kerman, preparation for re-entering the world, Prison, Prison Mail, Prison System, Reform, Rehabilitation, Ridiculously Long Sentences, Self-Reliance, Undesirables, Visit, Visitation, War on Drugs, Weeds, Women's Prisons, Zero Tolerance | Leave a comment

Timequake

Posted on April 5, 2013 by carilynn27

April 1, 2008 Timequake “A quake in time/Makes you go back past nine/one becomes unstuck/Free to repeat each fuck-up!” A limerick of sorts dedicated to Kurt Vonnegut. I picked up Slaughter-House 5 due to the reference on Lost. While I … Continue reading →

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Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Lost, Movies/TV, Science/Philosophy | Tagged A Street Car Named Desire, A.E. Housman, Albert Camus, Benjimin Something, Bertrand Russell, Breakfast of Champions, Candide, Cari Lynn, Carl Sagan, Catch-22, Catcher in the Rye, Charles Schulz., Death and Masterbation, Dick Francis, Dostoysky, Draino, EM Forrester, Gene Rodenberry, George Bernard Shaw, Herman Mellville, Human Secularism, Hume, Intertextuality, Isaac Asimov, JD Salinger, John Lennon, John Stuart Mill, Joseph Heller, Julius Caesar, Kubla Khan, Kurt Vonnegut, Locke, Lost, Moby Dick, Nietzsche, Our Town, Paine, Paul Dennis, Phillip Pullman, Pulp Fiction, Radiant Darkness, Red Badge of Courage, Rousseau, Stephen Crane, Stephen King, Suicide, T.S. Elliot, The Brothers Karasmov, The Marriage of Heaven and Hell, The Old Man and The Sea, Thorton Wilder, Timequake, William Blake, William Styron | Leave a comment

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