BBB's Blog
If you've ever wondered what it's like to run a magazine or how crazy my personal life is, be sure to read the behind-the-scenes peek at the daily trials and tribulations of running True West. Culled straight from my Franklin Daytimer, it contains actual journal entries, laid out raw and uncensored. Some of it is enlightening. Much of it is embarrassing, but all of it is painfully true.
In addition to this current journal, my early journal entries show the rocky road and money lost in the True West Business Timeline.
Bob's biography - The Unvarnished Truth
October 31, 2012
Just got this from the Top Secret Writer:
Saw Lincoln at a sneak preview last night. Day-Lewis is amazing and will be nominated for an Oscar for certain. Fields is wonderful as well (the best scene in the film is a confrontation between her and Lewis) and Tommy Lee Jones is also great. It is all a grand history lesson and a bad movie--long and dreary. Lots of talking in rooms. The movie looked fabulous as do all Spielberg films but the director and the writer were too in love with their subject to step back and display more of his human failings (when they do the film sparkles). Its tough to treat Lincoln as less than a diety, since in reality he was as close to one as a human can be. I loved the film--but then I loved John Wayne's The Alamo.
—Paul Andrew Hutton
"I feel like at this point Apple is releasing products just to see if there's anything we won't buy."
—Jimmy Kimmel
Bob Boze 11:37 AM
Just got this from the Top Secret Writer:
Saw Lincoln at a sneak preview last night. Day-Lewis is amazing and will be nominated for an Oscar for certain. Fields is wonderful as well (the best scene in the film is a confrontation between her and Lewis) and Tommy Lee Jones is also great. It is all a grand history lesson and a bad movie--long and dreary. Lots of talking in rooms. The movie looked fabulous as do all Spielberg films but the director and the writer were too in love with their subject to step back and display more of his human failings (when they do the film sparkles). Its tough to treat Lincoln as less than a diety, since in reality he was as close to one as a human can be. I loved the film--but then I loved John Wayne's The Alamo.
—Paul Andrew Hutton
"I feel like at this point Apple is releasing products just to see if there's anything we won't buy."
—Jimmy Kimmel
Bob Boze 11:37 AM
