It’s her weekend and are we planting our gardens without fear they’ll freeze overnight? Are we opening our cottages, swatting the blackflies, gassing up at Tim Horton’s? Well, we are more than last year when we were all locked up with no place to go. But compared to 2019 and every other year we’ve been alive, no, we’re not.
'We are on a marble, floating in nothing' . . . powerful words from a humbling experiment that will hopefully give us more than a pause for thought. The 'marble' is fragile, already cracked and in danger of becoming irrevocably damaged . . .
Thanks for a great Saturday morning read Bob! I'd like to comment on #6 - bad dubbing! what irritates me more than bad dubbing is bad subtitles! By that I mean ones that have no background and fade into the image and are therefore unreadable and you lose important dialogue, and ones that are flashed on the screen before any literate person has time to read and absorb (Case in point last season of Call my Agent)... AND how about when text messages are part of the story, but are shown on the actual size of the phone and therefore unreadable..., unless you get up from the couch and cross the room to read (by which time we're onto the next scene)! So if AI is watching the expression on my face (grrr!) please fix this. Happy Victoria Day Weekend!
'We are on a marble, floating in nothing' . . . powerful words from a humbling experiment that will hopefully give us more than a pause for thought. The 'marble' is fragile, already cracked and in danger of becoming irrevocably damaged . . .
Ann
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Thanks for a great Saturday morning read Bob! I'd like to comment on #6 - bad dubbing! what irritates me more than bad dubbing is bad subtitles! By that I mean ones that have no background and fade into the image and are therefore unreadable and you lose important dialogue, and ones that are flashed on the screen before any literate person has time to read and absorb (Case in point last season of Call my Agent)... AND how about when text messages are part of the story, but are shown on the actual size of the phone and therefore unreadable..., unless you get up from the couch and cross the room to read (by which time we're onto the next scene)! So if AI is watching the expression on my face (grrr!) please fix this. Happy Victoria Day Weekend!