Frisbee Freer

I recently saw this movie. I never knew anything about Rich Mullins before. Interesting movie and he was an amazing talent and person. Very sad about his poor relationship with his father. One thing i do not understand...WHY did the people who made this movie have the actor wear that ridiculous wig/hairstyle throughout the movie??? I have watched numerous videos of Mullins performing, and he did not have the ghastly hairdo. Also, in the movie, when he is speaking and performing he is very introverted, brooding and looking down, whereas in the live videos i watched, he is outgoing and looks people in the eye. It is almost like whoever produced this movie is trying to make him look really stupid. I wonder what Rich Mullins would think of this portrayal of him. Sad.

I just stumbled across this movie tonight and really liked it !! Robin Williams and Mila Kunis did a great job with it. An awful lot of F words in it, way too many. Other than that it is very touching. Definitely NOT for kids.

I have read several of Farley Mowat's books, most recently People of the Deer, and this movie is true to the life stories of the Eskimos that Mowat recorded. This is a very good, enjoyable story.

Since i got my Roku 2 weeks ago, i have been obsessed with watching (again) ALL of the episodes of Midsomer Murders!!! OMG I have 10 more seasons to go!!! I love Tom Nettles & his family of characters. A great show!!

This was an interesting experiment, and i enjoyed watching it. I didn't feel it was quite fair to the participants though, in some ways. For one thing, they each had a small garden plot, but since they were only there for one month, they really couldn't make use of it like a long term resident would. The serious lack of fish that they caught makes me wonder if this is because of over fishing in the area by commercial fishers, which also would not have been the case back in 1900. When they finally did catch fish, they were subject to current day laws on size and amount. I wonder if living in such close proximity of each other might not have promoted a more commune type relationship, with sharing of everything, but maybe not. But i think the chicken/egg business should have been shared. I wonder if long term residents might not have had a few goats for milk & cheese? I thought it was funny that when they came there, they came boldly by boat, but when they left, they were walking...(as the fishmonger did) so i guess there must have been a community not too far away? Thanks, enjoyed it!!

I am enjoying this series. I am wondering though....on Season 3, after 50+ days in the wilderness, how is it that Carleigh and Megan's hair looks like it was recently washed, when they have no soap and only a small pot to heat water in? If i went two days without washing my hair, it wouldn't look that clean!!! In Season 1 & 2, I also wonder about the lack of mosquitoes on Vancouver Island? I thought that mosquitoes would be a big hassle up there. I wonder also about how the cameras and the rescue hand unit are charged? PS~~~I want to say, I really enjoyed Nicole Apelian and Callie North, they had such great attitudes and enjoyed their experiences so much. Callie is so creative. They were a joy to watch. I am glad they had sense enough to stop before it got to be unpleasant for them. I also really enjoyed Zach Fowler with all of his great inventions and he had a great attitude, also. He is someone who should be teaching survival skills!!!