Somebody Save Me

Mobile streaming on Hulu, Tom Welling as Clark Kent in Smallville.

End of April 2020.
COVID-19 pandemic is so dreadful I hardly enjoy The New York Times like I used to. The streetlamps glow in the pitch-black morning. The wind howls eerily shaking the treetops.  It is 5:36 a.m. Thunder sounds, then a flash of lightning streaks across the dark sky. There is a moment of daylight above the green forest. It will be raining soon. In the middle room where I keep my office I pull the drapes and sit back at my desk staring at his photo who is always in my mind. I feel no separation in our distance because we are in each other's heart. I sip more coffee. Strong black coffee without sugar. Sugar, as of late, gives me too much energy but not  enough to write a sensible sentence.  My mind wanders from here to there. I cannot stay still.  I must take a walk...do something, else I will  crash and, since last week I have been crashing a lot in the age of COVID.  I  woke up one afternoon to the sound of Smallville streaming on Hulu.  After watching this series  for the first time, I liked it.  I am now fascinated with Tom Welling (Clark Kent), Michael Rosenbaum (Lex Luthor)…and a writing style that is similar to Chris Carter's “The X-Files” but  with a superhero twist.  A superhero who is a bit of a clutz, nerdy, boyish and lonely with big Heart.  I cannot get enough of Clark Kent and Lana Lang. I am wide wake up for more Smallville...

-Remy Zero, SAVE ME (Smallville Theme)

Smallville for brunch

Park Avenue neighborhood walk