A month in paradise, and now, it is over! Sixty four games, sometimes three in one day. I can still remember how excited I was back on June 11th. I was up early to see the opening ceremonies, but then had… More »
Posts Tagged ‘historical fiction.’
Spain Wins the Trophy…South Africa Wins the World
Posted July 14, 2010 | by james | in Book News | 0 Comments
Spain is the rightful owner of the Jules Rimet Trophy, after their nerve wracking victory over the pugnacious Netherlanders, but while Spain wins the trophy, South Africa wins the World. From nearly all accounts, this was a joyous, thrilling event,… More »
The Final Day is Here…Who Will Be Crowned Champion?
Posted July 11, 2010 | by james | in World Cup Blog | 0 Comments
photo credit: Magnus A. photo credit: Gastev After 63 World Cup games, many of them unbelievable, unpredictable, and even unbearable, the final … More »
The World Cup Final…In New York City
Posted July 10, 2010 | by james | in Sports Journal | 0 Comments
photo credit: leoncillo sabino This is where I have landed, celebrating my step-son’s 40 th. birthday with the family, so it is going to be the World… More »
The Winner is, Diego Forlan!
Posted July 9, 2010 | by james | in World Cup Blog | 0 Comments
photo credit: jikatu The votes have been cast, and after nearly a month of football hottie watching, the winner is, Diego Forlan! Diego is in the back row,… More »
Mighty Cristiano Has Struck Out
Posted June 29, 2010 | by james | in World Cup Blog | 0 Comments
photo credit: Rosino The city where I live is in mourning right now. Oh, we have felt both the agony and the ecstasy, but tonight, with Portugal’s defeat,… More »
The Italian-American Tragedy
Posted June 28, 2010 | by james | in World Cup Blog | 0 Comments
photo credit: Giorgio Montersino photo credit: AnnCam There is … More »
Italy are out…England and U.S.A. Advance To Next Round
Posted June 24, 2010 | by james | in World Cup Blog | 0 Comments
photo credit: warrenski Defending champions Italy are out, unceremoniously bounced from the World Cup tournament today by an aggressive Slovakian side. The 3-2 score flattered the Italians, who played with… More »
Venus Williams likes the U.S. team, but needs The Rules of Soccer.
Posted | by james | in World Cup for the Ladies | 0 Comments
photo credit: Eustaquio Santimano Venus Williams commented from England during her Wimbledon tournament appearance that she “doesn’t understand the rules of soccer, so when something happens, I… More »
A Life’s Passion Screening in Winnipeg!
Posted September 28, 2008 | by james | in James' Journal | 0 Comments
Today marks the Canadian premiere of Moving Stories Films in Winnipeg at THIN AIR: Winnipeg International Writers Festival. Moving Stories is a program of 15 short films all based on works of literature –… More »