The Byproduct of War
I have been watching and studying the History Channel production titled “Vietnam in HD” recently. It is both informative and excellent work which documents via
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Not My Tribe
I am appalled once more, at what I heard, when we returned to our shores. A rancor, clamor and discordance, like captive farm animals, rather
Echo Terminus: Bali
This place is odd, in that as we begin get ready to leave for the US, the island of Bali ramps up it’s serenade and
Of Mice and WOmen: Bali
To be clear, I am here on Bali at the invitation of my wife Donna, and working under the auspices of her Company, Betty Belts-Betty
The Good Day
When we arrived on Bali, our first phone call was to Gusti, who Donna has worked with and known for close to twelve years. He
Bali Journal, Week 2
We left Ubud by taking a winding route by our friend Gusti’s home, and then made our way out to the shore of E. Bali
Bali Journal: Week 1
This first week has been hectic, sort of no surprise, as the travel and shoot modus all of us use, is deeply embedded at this
Outward Bound: LAX to Denpasar, Bali
It has been three years since I have been on Bali. The last trip was expeditious, in that aside from all the work stuff in
Running and Gunning
Whew, just off a series of e mails with Lorenzo De Stefano, who is Director of the film Hearing is Believing which I am the
Ocean Ohana: Guardianship
The other night my wife and I were at a friend’s home in Ojai. A bunch of us regularly get together and cook for each