Monthly Archives: May 2013

Thursday, I took the train to Portland, the ‘Rose City’. Heading to the art museum, I saw a building with a mural on the side of it. There were covered wagons, and I assumed this had something to do with … Continue reading →

I lie in bed this morning recalling the times I was homeless. The first time was when my father went on a work strike and I was sent to live with grandmother Mary in Westwood. In recalling the other times, … Continue reading →

Hollis Lee Williams kept everything I gave him because he considered me family. Hollis prayed for a family each and every day. Every Sunday I made dinner for Hollis and his two autistic friends. Hollis said grace in my home. … Continue reading →

“He shall cover thee with his feathers, and under his wings shalt thou trust: his truth shall be thy shield and buckler.” When our enemy struck on 911, millions of so-called Christians were quick to title other Americans unpatriotic and … Continue reading →

You have only heard half the story about saving Private Hollis. There is another Private behind the scenes, waiting in the wings. He took the photos by the river where I placed Hollis in the shadow of Almighty. I noticed … Continue reading →

“He that dwells in the secret place of the most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty. I will say of the LORD, He is my refuge and my fortress: my God; in him will I trust. Surely … Continue reading →

I’ve had five brother-in-laws, and, did not get along with any of them. The person whom I felt was my real brother-in-law, was Michael Dundon, because he was in love with my late sister. Michael treated me like family – … Continue reading →

Several years ago I approached Jeff Pasternak about producing Love Dance. Jeff, Bryan McLean, Marilyn Godfrey, and I attended University High School in West LA, in 1964. We considered ourselves Bohemians. After we broke up, Jeff took Marilyn to France … Continue reading →