Monologue a Day Project - Day 33

Classic movie moment with a certain yellow dog changes a man.

Monologue a Day Project - Day 32

A former code-breaker obsessively analyzes his girlfriend's behavior.

Monologue a Day Project - Day 31

A recruitment manager leaves an unprofessional outgoing message.

Monologue a Day Project - Day 30

A serial killer opens up about his first victim.

Monologue a Day Project - Day 29

Being in denial, having extra-marital affairs, and incorrect assumptions.

Monologue a Day Project - Day 28

Money, unconditional acceptance, and dog shit.

Monologue a Day Project - Day 27

Poetry can be found in the strangest vocations.

Monologue a Day Project - Day 26

A man discusses many things... including coffee, dogs, his private and inner thoughts, plus second marriages.

Monologue a Day Project - Day 25

A man explains the true damage that has been done.

Monologue a Day Project - Day 24

Remembering the complexities of a grade-school romance.

Monologue a Day Project - Day 23

A guy determines that it's finally time to end it with his girl.

Monologue a Day Project - Day 22

Beirut hostage has sense of humor while remembering a colleague.

Monologue a Day Project - Day 21

A homeless man creates an illusion with heart-wrenching tenderness

Monologue a Day Project - Day 20

A huge publishing mogul discovers the "Next Big Thing".

Monologue a Day Project - Day 19

A strange memory from Catholic School.

reBlog from Eric Hellman: Go To Hellman

I found this fascinating quote today:

From what we've been able to piece together, the book "lending" takes place in "libraries". On entering one of these dens, patrons may view a dazzling array of books, periodicals, even CDs and DVDs, all available to anyone willing to disclose valuable personal information in exchange for a "card". But there is an ominous silence pervading these ersatz sanctuaries, enforced by the stern demeanor of staff and the glares of other patrons. Although there's no admission charge and it doesn't cost anything to borrow a book, there's always the threat of an onerous overdue bill for the hapless borrower who forgets to continue the cycle of not paying for copyrighted material.Eric Hellman, Go To Hellman, Jan 2010

You should read the whole article.

Monologue a Day Project - Day 18

A sweet and embarrassing food memory involving Philadelphia Cream Cheese.

Monologue a Day Project - Day 17

An actor is sick of being stereotyped as either a nice Jewish boy, or a flaming Queen.

Monologue a Day Project - Day 16

A young straight man tries to understand lesbians.

Monologue a Day Project - Day 15

The drunken head of a household plans murder, slaughter and revenge.