John Masters, Author at Deep Something

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Weekly Twitter Digest

March 4, 2023 B. John 76 Views 0 Comments Digest, twitter

This is a weekly digest of my posts on Twitter. This is for the week starting 2023-02-25 to 2023-03-03

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February 25, 2023 B. John 68 Views 0 Comments Digest, twitter

This is a weekly digest of my posts on Twitter. This is for the week starting 2023-02-18 to 2023-02-24

Food Fun Stuff Places Restaurants Tampa

Vino e Pasta – Restaurant Review

February 24, 2023 B. John 89 Views 0 Comments Food, Italian, Pasta, restaurants

Well, this is another of the few 5-star ratings I’ve given. This small restaurant is only a few blocks from the house and has been there the entire time we lived here. We just never went, and frankly, we are both mad that it took so long. We kept saying we needed to try it, and a Groupon came up for it, so that was the incentive.

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February 18, 2023 B. John 79 Views 0 Comments Digest, twitter

This is a weekly digest of my posts on Twitter. This is for the week starting 2023-02-11 to 2023-02-17

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February 11, 2023 B. John 71 Views 0 Comments Digest, twitter

This is a weekly digest of my posts on Twitter. This is for the week starting 2023-02-04 to 2023-02-10

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January 21, 2023 B. John 68 Views 0 Comments Digest, twitter

This is a weekly digest of my posts on Twitter. This is for the week starting 2023-01-14 to 2023-01-20

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January 14, 2023 B. John 160 Views 0 Comments Digest, twitter

This is a weekly digest of my posts on Twitter. This is for the week starting 2023-01-07 to 2023-01-13

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December 31, 2022 B. John 71 Views 0 Comments Digest, twitter

This is a weekly digest of my posts on Twitter. This is for the week starting 2022-12-24 to 2022-12-30

Culture Movies

The Whale – A Movie Review

December 31, 2022 B. John 75 Views 0 Comments Brendan Fraser, Darren Aronofsky, Hong Chau, Jacey Sink, Sadie Sink, Samantha Morton, Sathya Sridharan, Ty Simpkins

Lay was dying to see this. I admit to feeling a bit less enthusiastic and a little uncomfortable. There’s a part of this movie that I was apprehensive about even before going in. Is it exploitative? More than probably, yes. Is it phobic in a certain way? It isn’t impossible to think that. It was a hard film to watch. Not because of any exploitation but because of the deep emotional impact and intensity of the story and the actors. It was stunning in nearly every way, and to a one, the actors were outstanding.

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