Life takes us many places. It's a box of chocolates and a Hansel and Gretal trail of candy wrappers. I have filmed as an actor in The Happening, Invincible, The Lovely Bones, The Bounty Hunter, The Greek American, Bazookas, Limitless, TV's Its Always Sunny in Philly, Outlaw, New York, The Warrior, The Nail, Game Change, Cold Case, & commercial work includes The Philadelphia Eagles, Septa, Coors, Turbo Tax & Carnival Cruises. Freudian Slips spotlights irony in short story format.
So too my life is a journey of self-discovery through mistaken identity. I crown thee website Freudian Slips.
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2004 LITTLE DRUMMER BOY..... 12-19-04
2005 GOING POSTAL.............. 11-17-05
2006 SLIM PICKINGS................ 8-10-06
2007 THE NOTEBOOK................. 7-12-07
2008 GIRL INTERRUPTED........... 2-14-08
2009 NICK AT NIGHT...............6-28-09
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May 14, 2009
A Bird's Eye View
This is me on a bird watching jaunt right in our backyard. A member of the Audubon Society, my tour guide identified over 25 different bird species on our wooded property. Our acreage is on landlocked protected wetlands so the pristine woods has been virtually untouched and unchanged from the way nature shaped it. What sights I beheld. 
12 Comments:
and look at you in your SUnday best!
mommanator,
that was once my monday thru friday best. lol
Joe, this picture, of your woods, reminds me of the wonderful days I spent as a youth in the Meadows.
Those serendipitous days are long gone, but the memories are always there for the awakening. In particular, there is nothing I like better than the sweet pungent scent of fresh undergrowth coupled with the wonderful sense of being one with nature.
et,
I worked up such an appetite, I ate a foot long hoagies and a Jewish pickle afterwards. I think you can relate to at least the latter from your childhood too.
Yes, my mouth is watering at the thought of it. I could make a Jewish pickle (cost five cents) last all day...bit by bit.
Isn't nature grand...it's certainly worth fighting for
anonymous,
Nature nuturing.
Isn't is an amazing sight just to hear the sounds and see the sights of the woods? I especially like the sounds of the deer nibbling the leaves off of the bushes.
Oh, Everytime I go into the deli I buy some jewish pickles and can't wait to eat one with my sandwich. It just makes the sandwich taste that much better. Catherine Mary
catherine mary,
we would fight over the last pickle then.
Ahh the serenity, few of us are so lucky!
zelda,
the bee suit suggests otherwise. lol
Joe, we would fight over the pickle, but I would win. Catherine Mary
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