The Ole Miss Rebels football squad are looking to compete for an SEC Championship this season, but a huge indicator of whether that’s conceivable or not is the results of spring training. The analysis of spring training can be capsulized by the annual spring game, or the Grove Bowl as they call it in Oxford.
How it did it go for the boys in red and blue? Check it out below…
From all that I’m hearing, Mr. Holloway’s Toy Company’s premiere was a complete success. My only wish is that I would have been able to attend. Amile and I will be submitting the film into more festivals over the next year, but I wanted to take this time to thank you guys for making this film a reality.
Thank you. The film could not have been made without you.
Also, I want to thank everyone who was in attendance tonight and gave encouraging words. It means more to me than you’ll ever know. I will be updating people when more developments arise.
Peace.
For the past couple of weeks, I have begun to write blogs for Scout’s College Football News website (affectionately known as cfn.com).
If you are an Ole Miss football fan, like SEC football or simply like to hear someone tell it like it is, check out this blog periodically. Here is a link to the what I’ve written:
College Football News Articles
Peace, and Hotty Toddy!
I realize that I didn’t place the website for the film festival where Mr. Holloway’s Toy Company will be shown:
Information on my film and other films at the festival is on this site. Be sure to check it out if you are in the area. You will be the bomb if you do so.
No one uses the ol’ “slip on a banana peel” routine anymore. Used to be that a stunt like that would serve as a pivotal point in a plot.
Same thing can be said for rotten vegetables being thrown at a stage performer. You may see it now, but it used to be a monumental, emotional moment for the character who is on the receiving end of the fruit. 
A performer on stage. Exposing their naked soul for all the world to see, only to have it splattered by running tomato juice.
Come to think of it, how many artists expose their soul these days. Plenty do, but you don’t hear about them as often as you should. Why is that?
Maybe we’ve discovered everything as humans that we can at this point, and are waiting on a new awakening of sorts. But in the meanwhile, it is difficult to open ourselves knowing that we only experience the same results over and over again.
Pain can be numbing after awhile, but so can happiness for that matter. Fruit comes from the earth, maybe that is where the new awakening will come from as well.