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“the biggest little farm” movie review

Lois Alter Mark6 years ago5 years ago11 mins

Farmers do not get enough credit. That’s not the message The Biggest Little Farm sets out to deliver but, boy, it’s impossible to watch this inspiring documentary without developing a whole new appreciation for the people who till the land and grow our food.

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“trial by fire” movie review

Lois Alter Mark6 years ago5 years ago11 mins

If current events aren’t enough to outrage you daily, go see Trial By Fire, and add the death penalty to your list of what’s wrong with the world. The true story of a man put to death by the state of Texas for allegedly setting the house fire that killed his three young daughters, the…

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“hotel mumbai” movie review

Lois Alter Mark6 years ago5 years ago11 mins

I wasn’t going to review Hotel Mumbai because there’s already so much violence on the news, I can’t bring myself to watch a movie full of it. But, in light of the terrorist attacks on hotels and churches in Sri Lanka earlier today, I thought maybe this film — based on similar terrorist attacks in…

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“teen spirit” movie review

Lois Alter Mark6 years ago5 years ago11 mins

What I love most about reality TV singing shows like American Idol, The Voice and America’s Got Talent are the stories. Sure, it’s a joy to witness breakthrough talent and listen to gifted singers but it’s their background stories that get me every time. So I was really interested to see Teen Spirit, in which…

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“the best of enemies” movie review

Lois Alter Mark6 years ago5 years ago11 mins

When I told my sister that Michael and I had gone to see The Best of Enemies, she asked if it was one of those white savior movies like Green Book. Well, the answer, I guess, is yes, but that doesn’t mean we didn’t enjoy watching it or believe it’s an important story that should…

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About Amber Readmond "As a former flight attendant, travel fuels my passion for life. Whether enjoying luxury cruises and resorts or embracing more adventurous travel like camping or road-tripping, I’m happiest when exploring new places, soaking in nature, and creating meaningful connections along the way."... Read More

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Lois Alter Mark of Midlife At The Oasis

About Lois Alter Mark “At this point in my life, I know what makes me happy, and I’m going for it. Midlife at the Oasis is a community of women who feel the same way, and who have the power to make things happen — for themselves and others. As someone once said — and, really, I would credit them if I could remotely remember who it was — it’s the second act that has the happy ending.”… Read More

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