So....its would appear that I have been out of the game for a couple of weeks. Apologies for the absence, but a lack of worthy material and a busy schedule have kept me off these spaces. No worries though, hopefully I can get back into writing mode, starting with today.
First off, some minor changes to this blog. I will no longer be reviewing mainstream American films. I figure there is really no need.....so I will be sticking to foreign films, or indie, small market American movies. I will also try to include more international politics/current events discussion, to continue the "internationalization" of this blog. Also, I may squeeze in a restaurant review here or there. I have recently found out that, despite the general despair that it invokes, the Whitesboro-Utica (well, Utica really) area is home to some neat hole-in-the-wall ethnic restaurants, a product of the area's immigrant community. I recently sampled one last Saturday, and was very impressed, and plan on trying more.
And finally, some photos. Contributing writer Uncle Paul was recently in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and volunteered to snap some pictures of the area, which he and my Aunt Elena give high marks to, so that the Four Corners could post them up. Now, I have yet to go to Michigan (well, I've been in the Detroit airport nearly 10 times), but given Uncle Paul's plaudits, parts of it definitely look worth a shout. The pictures act as solid evidence as well. Take a look below for photos that they took during Ann Arbor's Saturday Farmer's Market. Oh, and another thing, look here later for a movie review....an Indonesia film is on deck tonight.....
First off, some minor changes to this blog. I will no longer be reviewing mainstream American films. I figure there is really no need.....so I will be sticking to foreign films, or indie, small market American movies. I will also try to include more international politics/current events discussion, to continue the "internationalization" of this blog. Also, I may squeeze in a restaurant review here or there. I have recently found out that, despite the general despair that it invokes, the Whitesboro-Utica (well, Utica really) area is home to some neat hole-in-the-wall ethnic restaurants, a product of the area's immigrant community. I recently sampled one last Saturday, and was very impressed, and plan on trying more.
And finally, some photos. Contributing writer Uncle Paul was recently in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and volunteered to snap some pictures of the area, which he and my Aunt Elena give high marks to, so that the Four Corners could post them up. Now, I have yet to go to Michigan (well, I've been in the Detroit airport nearly 10 times), but given Uncle Paul's plaudits, parts of it definitely look worth a shout. The pictures act as solid evidence as well. Take a look below for photos that they took during Ann Arbor's Saturday Farmer's Market. Oh, and another thing, look here later for a movie review....an Indonesia film is on deck tonight.....
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