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While U.S. audiences were complaining about the frustrating plotting of HBO’s disappointing “The Undoing” back in October, their British counterparts had a similar experience with ITV’s “The Sister,” now premiering in its entirety on Hulu this Thursday, January 21
st. It too is based on a mystery novel, this one by Neil Cross (“Luther”), who adapts his
Burial into a four-part mystery that has about one episode of interesting story to tell and less than that in terms of character development. The Sister starts with an intriguing premise, but if it’s not spinning its wheels, it’s digging into its own grave with unrealistic choices, twists, and a frustrating flashback structure. There’s a welcome supernatural tinge to the project, but even that feels half-hearted by its end. Its frustrating, crazy end.
NEW SMYRNA BEACH Just back from an Army tour in Vietnam, Bob Morrow had a vision for his life: The Oxford, Massachusetts, native would move to this seaside Florida city where an aunt and uncle lived and he would buy and operate a gas station.
It was a simple ambition, really. Pumping gas, fixing cars and and this was key to his success having good conversations with customers, kept Bob s Automotive Services a going concern for three generations.
Last week, 50 years later, Morrow hung up his wrench, locked the doors for the final time and is selling his business.
A historic downtown icon
Photo - Tronson du Coudray art “Lines of Life”
One of the key instructions I give in my ministry to Christian young writers and new converts in following Jesus is that of Jesus words, that the sun and rain fall on the just and unjust / righteous and unrighteous, in reference to His grace upon all mankind.
In this my 42
nd year in Christian ministry I am more than ever convinced that good theology leads to a better understood life, that is an overall more balanced view of all that happens in the world around, our families, friends, sports, the workplace, in sickness and in health.