April 7th, 1964
And a Happy Birthday to a man of many faces…
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The Quick and the Dead (or is your Spidey sense tingling about that Aussie guy…Russell Who?)
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Shakespeare, the Nicene Creed and The Quick and the Dead (revised)
The phrase has become commonly used as a title for works of popular culture, in some cases to describe the act of gunfighting. It also means that whether one is alive (the quick) or in the afterlife (the dead), God will still judge the sins of the individual.
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And then there were two…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fa7MEEZiXOY I guess you’re thinking ‘What the heck was that?’ Because this version has absolutely nothing to do with the Russell Crowe movie we’re celebrating tomorrow (and getting a head-start on).
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Ashokan Falls – 12
They’d driven to the garage, but Colin and Johnny had already closed shop. Chloe begged off going to the Tavern once again. As much as Tina warned that she shouldn’t put off the inevitable, that it wouldn’t stop the Boyz from finding a way to pour all their interest and good-will on her, Chloe couldn’t Read More …
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Ashokan Falls – 10
They agreed to meet back in the lobby when it came time to go to the clinic for her check-up and Tina left to take care of some errands. Chloe flitted around the room, opened drawers, examined the stained glass, and discovered the fully stocked refrigerator and cabinets. The real delight occurred, however, when she Read More …
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Ashokan Falls – 4
By Sharon By the time the full complement of Brothers who could track the escapees had assembled at the stables, the handful of them that knew horseback were outnumbered by the larger number of ATVs usually reserved for the guests on nature trails. From atop his favored horse, a strapping black Arabian named Onyx, Read More …
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1 Ashokan Falls – Crowe’s Point
Author: Sharon Disclaimer: The following story has been written with no intention of claiming ownership or solicitation, nor does the author claim the movie character(s) as his/her own. The movie character(s) have been borrowed solely out of a love of the particular movie and is not intended for any other purpose but amusement and entertainment. Read More …
