Fr 9/18/20- County Market: $81

 Fr 9/18/20- County Market: $81

Up 7am and to County Market by 740am and home and groceries in the cabinets by 820am.

I watched 'THE BIG FIX' on YouTube and then wrote up the book for the blog. Roger L. Simon who wrote the book also wrote the screenplay for the film. It's still a pretty convoluted story-line, but the film made it much more understandable. And the film is  a real homage to the 70's culture of post hippie California; with Richard Dreyfuss, John Lithgow and F. Murray Abraham.

Then I re-watched 'THE KEYS TO TULSA' (Amazon Prime). It made much more sense the second time around, but still a convoluted film. Brian Fair Berkey, the author of the novel, did not write the screenplay. James Spader and Eric Stoltz were even better the second time around and I really think that Deborah Kara Unger doesn't get the credit she deserves. She's Canadain, but went to Australia to study acting and that's where she began her career. 

230pm: PC is 'Off' and will read for a bit and then hit the trails. 

340pm...Fairway, Edwards, Capitol building, 2nd St. South. South Grand alley. South side of park, Parkview and down to 940. 2 HOURS... Mp3... 'VOODOO Lounge' ~ STONES, 'This Was' ~ Jethro Tull, 'Tone Dialing' ~ Ornette Coleman.

In the tub with 'A WOMAN AT WAR' and listening to 'Kaleidoscopes', BUD POWELL,  'ART BLAKEY IN SWEDEN'. 

Watched 'STREET FLOW' (Netflix). Three brothers in the crime ridden high-rises of suburban Paris-  The oldest boy is a criminal, the middle son is an intellectual, and the youngest is a thief. The highlight of the film is an odd debate: Is The State responsible for the mismanagement of the Parisian suburbs?

Then the next episode of 'THE WRONG MAN' (Amazon Prime). A new crime- Four people are shot dead during a robbery in Winona, Mississippi and a black man is framed for the murders.  I'll save the last eighteen minutes for another time.