Writing Rime of the Ancient Mariner, Part 4
If you have ever experienced the brain-garbling which results from knowing that something you had just read was in English but it made no sense to you when you read […]
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Was ist das Enneagramm?
I butcher German, … and Portugeuse, … and, now that I think of it, even English! That’s what I tend to do, I tend to disregard the rules of a […]
Will the Giant Killer Shrews eat the Enneagram?
Welcome aboard and buckle up. You’re in for a few jokes as I describe why this movie, then a bit of trivia about this movie, followed by a lengthy retelling […]
The “S” is the Key to a Man of Steel Enneagram
Preface. I have only seen this movie once and that was as few days ago, and I do not trust my memory enough to faithfully retell the tale as it […]
Superman ‘O Steel, Oeuvre or Oeuf ?
Attention Reader: This post started as a comment to THIS POST which is a continuation of THIS POST. While writing my comment I felt it was aspiring to be … more than […]
Writing Rime of the Ancient Mariner Part 3
So, to recap, I had first heard of the Rime of the Ancient Mariner as a teen in my basement rocking out to Iron Maiden on the turntable. (Party on […]
Writing Rime of the Ancient Mariner Part 2
Similar to Kathleen’s Mermaid Boneyard series of posts this will also be a series that will begin as an exploration of writing I’ve already done. From there it will progress, God willing, into […]
Writing Rime of the Ancient Mariner, Part 1
I began writing a screenplay based on the the poem Rime of the Ancient Mariner some time ago. It was to be a shuffling of two stories together, the first […]
Back in the Saddle
WARNING – This post has been rated Utterly Useless (UU) by the WordPress Board of Purposeful Posting. Contains a shameless string of mildly entertaining anecdotes with no theme or subject. […]
I am seven, hear me … squirrel!
The best, most unique, and truly original usage of the enneagram here at St Carnival will not be found in the following post. It can, however, be found in the […]