Melanie Anne Phillips

Illume By Melanie Anne Phillips In the quiet of the night, My heart wakens, Flying free above a land I do not know. And yet, familiar is the realm below. It stirs some long forgotten harmony, Of hazy evenings past. There was a time, (do not lament), there is a time again…. Here, in this moment, this feeling, I soar above my mind, Upon the winds of whimsy. An open heart, Free and clear, The moment, the moment, unending. All is transient, yet what remains? Is it the ripples of our passing, That holds the truth of us? Perhaps when our essence, Resounds against the rocks of other souls, Do we, ourselves, take form? Or is concept , That unique beat of each singular heart, Sufficient to the task, alone? Soliloquy, conceived, received Which most embodies substance? Does form outweigh the raw emergence of experience? Or are they twins, Joined at the thought, ‘twixt heaven and earth, And me and you? We bob

Click the link to read Amazon.com reviews for a horror film I directed in the 1980s.  Scroll down on the page to see one customer's video review, if you dare..... http://www.amazon.com/Strangeness-Dan-Lunham/product-reviews/B002JUP8GA/ref=cm_cr_dp_synop?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=0&sortBy=bySubmissionDateDescending#R1ZWBAK47791KS

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When I fly down to California to work with my partners, the restroom down the hall from their offices has a motion sensor to turn the lights on and off. It works great when you walk in, and does fine if you are just washing your hands, checking your hair or have a quick pee.  But anything more than that, and the damn thing snaps off, leaving you in total darkness. Of course, you can sit there in the dark waving your arms wildly around and eventually it will get the message and snap back on - bur only long enough to get back to business.  No sooner has everything settled down enough to continue, but it snaps off again! At first, I tried cursing at it, but found (not surprising for a motion detector) that it responds best to crude gestures. Eventually, you just settle into an ongoing game with the wretched thing of waving and clenching until the job is done or the urge passes.

Myster Solved!!!!  I finally found the singer of the Kaiser Permanente "Thrive - Find Your Own Thing" commercial!  It was a huge mystery and nobody knew the answer. I tracked down the ad agency that made the commercial and here is their reply: "Thank you so much for your interest in our music. In response to your request, unfortunately our productions are works for hire, and we are not at liberty to release them independently.The singer is Heather Ogilvy: http://www.heatherogilvy.com/ Best wishes --- Human " To see the commercial on her web site and "prove" she did it, follow this specific link to her site: http://www.heatherogilvy.com/#!video-portfolio Mystery solved!!!! Here's the original commercial on You Tube;

The object of my passion is a thousand miles away. The subject of my intellect is how I fill my days. The logic of my feelings is a mobius sword, Cleaving self from selflessness quite of its own accord.

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