Reinvigorated not Reinvented

So, it has been many years since I have voiced my opinion on the internet. I don't know why I stopped, but I feel the need for an outlet for my feeling, views on literature, the arts, politics, education, and so forth.

First let me say that I did finish, Dream Keeper... Unfortunately, many administrators do not have the ability to just changes the school to gender based learning. Many teachers are not willing to give up their lunches to have that time with students. The commitment it takes to be a dream keeper is one that takes away from your personal time at home. To me, it's about exposure and real word education.

I really have not taken the time to read a book that was not required in language arts since last summer or before. Therefore, to increase my ability to read and concentrate on what I'm reading, I checked out a bunch of books I've already read to get my mind focused.

Left Behind (LaHaye)
Left Behind: Tribulation Force (LaHaye)
The Talisman (King/Strauss)
Monster (Dekker)

Then I am reading and completing the daily journal for:

Becoming the Woman God Wants Me to Be: A 90 Day Guide to Living the Proverbs 31 Life 
(Partow)

As far as movies go, I have only seen a few, but here are the ones worth the money to rent or buy:

Black Panthener
A Quiet Place
Happy Death Day (Not to be confused with Before I Fall - which put me to sleep literally in 13 min)
Annihilation 
Atomic Blonde
War for the Planet of the Apes
Girls Trip
Alien Covenant
Get Out
Life (scary like the original Alient)

Television:

Cloak and Dagger (FreeForm)
So You Think You Can Dance (FOX)
The Four (NBC)
World of Dance (NBC)
The Originals (CW/Netflix)
Shades of Blue (NBC)
Lost in Space (Netflix)
The Rain (Netflix)

There it is lonely hearts. The lists of what to do what to do when you have 1000+ channels that just seem to repeat themselves (how many NBCs or HBOs do I really need to have). Hopefully next time I will have something a little more heated to debate. In the meantime, peace & soul!!!😄