Sam Post
Sam Post
- Location
- Salisbury, North Carolina, USA
- Birthday
- July 30
- Bio
- Playwright, filmmaker. Books: An Actor's Dozen. Confessions of a Tabloid Writer. Dusk, and other recent poems. Website: http://www.sampost.com
MY RECENT POSTS
- Pics from ‘Nice Name for a
Sky’
July 29, 2012 06:26PM - blocked
July 26, 2012 01:23AM - my new favorite toy — the
juicer
June 30, 2012 11:02PM - The Untouchables (the French
one, 2011) my kind of movie
June 14, 2012 11:45PM - it feels pretty good
June 13, 2012 02:02AM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “Thanks, Marcela in
English.”
June 05, 2011 10:01AM - “I've never heard him,
although I've heard OF
him.”
February 07, 2011 12:01PM - “Incredible gesture, and
the timing was perfect (on
this end).
My spirits
needed…”
June 14, 2010 01:26AM - “I am friends with the
theatre folks. Best friends.
Had drinks
with them last
ni…”
April 18, 2010 06:36PM - “Sorry, this feeds from
my blog where it's an embedded
YouTube
video:
http://www.…”
April 12, 2010 12:06AM
Sam Post's Links
Pics from ‘Nice Name for a Sky’
Susie Cannon was nice enough to post these on Facebook, where I could see them — and then put them here. I’ve wrote and rewrote ‘Nice Name for a Sky for a couple of different venues, but this is the first time I know that it’s been done. Very pleased. Thanks,/…
blocked
sometimes
when my fingers won’t move briskly
I’m in the mood but lacking whisky
the summer night is super sticky
too fast to stop, too slow for quickie
the fan blows soft at the back of my head
something I love — sweet and strong — has fled
and through the… Read full post »
my new favorite toy — the juicer
Juicing?
I’ve seen people do it. I never thought I would like it. I like eating vegetables. But seeing the juice made me say to myself, “no thanks.”
And then I had a conversation with my friend, Steve Dulin, who has had, over the years, this… Read full post »
The Untouchables (the French one, 2011) my kind of movie
If you Google the movie, “The
Untouchables,” you will get lots of links for the Robert
De Niro, Kevin Costner film about about Eliot Ness.
But if you Google “The Untouchables French Film 2011,” (or “Intouchables,” the French title) you’ll get to read a/… Read full post »
it feels pretty good
I just put my paper, Coffee News, to bed for the week — and that feels pretty good. It’s Tuesday, 1:53am. I’m ready to do something else now!
Self Portrait:
some stuff I found in my Mom’s files
Yesterday, I searched through some of my Mom’s papers. In almost all of her file cabinets, she has a folder bearing my name.
I found some interesting things.
Tennis rankings from 1972. I was ranked 27 in NC. Not bad. Several of those guys ahead of me ended up on ACC… Read full post »
4 numbers
4 numbers:
150,000 miles
31 marriage years
55 hip years
9 dog years
a soft light against a puddle
a woman aims a car
peace pulled from night
we turn around
Memorial Day: Thinking about peace (video)
Sitting here on my couch.
The dog — Jackie Mudpie — sprawled beside me, sleeping.
She’s not feeling well. Her stomach is growling. She didn’t eat much yesterday. Today is a holiday. We’ll go to the vet tomorrow.
There’s been some loud hammering on our house this mo… Read full post »
North Carolina Amendment One tells us that old people vote and young people don’t
The big news tonight in North Carolina is that
amendment one passed.
According to ABC News (the site that rose to the top on my little Google search):
“The referendum- North Carolina Amendment One- goes a step beyond outlawing same-sex marriage, which was already illegal in the state. Th… Read full post »
Poor Jud is Daid
Poor Jud is Daid
Last modified on 2012-05-07 05:32:20 GMT. 0
comments. Top.
Poor Jud is Daid.
Copyright 2012. Samuel M. Post.Note: If you’d like to produce this play, on stage or in a class — please email me and ask permission. It will be granted, but I’d
… Read full post »
Confessions of a Tabloid Writer — FREE Promotion on Kindle — May 1 and 2
Citizen Tapi
Tapi is an American citizen now — and he’s proud of it!
He came here as an AFS exchange student, from Finland, in July of 1972. He brought corduroy pants and thick flannel shirts.
He was my AFS brother. He had had years of English in school, but it was… Read full post »
they reflect who we are
I just got back from a walk with my dog. It’s warm out, and I know she’s thirsty, and probably hungry.
So am I.
But what is really working on her now is hot and tired.
Same here.
We both came and sat down. I sat on the couch. She likes… Read full post »
Paul Bernhardt. A regular guy. What a gigantic life!
Paul Bernhardt passed away last night. He will be missed by so many. The heartfelt depth of that missing will be uncommon. He was a regular guy in a small town who made a gigantic impact on the town and the many, many people around him.
Years ago, when Steve Bouser… Read full post »
Jimmy Hurley
A lot of people make a difference in other people’s lives. That’s the real juice in being a human being. And then there are those who are dedicated to it. Those who give their lives to making a difference.
That was Mr. Hurley.
I
didn’t know him well, but I knew/… Read full post »
zeroing out my inbox
Nothing in the Inbox? Nothing at all?
I read about this a few years ago and have been thinking about it for awhile, but never had the guts to really do it. Then, this week, I’ve got so many emails!
I’ve always had folders, filters, etc… and still thousands of emails… Read full post »
Who is Ted Corners?
Who is Ted Corners?
Well…Ted Corners is, of course, a writer.
He has no fear of being disliked or criticized or embarrassed.
He got his name one cold winter night in the mid ’80′s, while Sam Post sat in his office on the 4th floor of the Wallace Building… Read full post »
Is a mundane blog about breakfast really just a mundane blog about breakfast? Yeah.
Okay — about six months ago, we got chickens. Six very cute hens that lay eggs for our breakfast and run around the yard in the afternoons.
I had a fear (what else is new?) that the dog and chickens can’t be friends. I was wrong. They play and have lots… Read full post »
2012 — a dozen years
The years seem not to be plenty
Since they started beginning with twenty.
The kids were kids. Now they’re grown.
Clinton was Prez; Sarah Palin unknown.
And here we are, about to delve
Into the year twenty twelve.
If a dozen years can go that quick
Maybe time and space is/… Read full post »
Poochie, the play (video)
This is a video of Poochie, my most recent play. It was shot on opening night — Oct. 19, 2011 — certainly a night I’ll never forget.
My mother, who suffered from Alzheimer’s Disease, passed away at 2:30 am, just a few hours after this performance. I was with her. Squinting/… Read full post »
the big experiment
We’ve had our chickens for six months, and we’ve had our dog, Jackie Mudpie, for seven years.
Each afternoon, we let the chickens free range for about 90 minutes, before dark — and we keep Jackie inside.
So today, in order to clean and move the hen house, we created an… Read full post »
thursday, october 20
Thursday morning, in the wee hours, I checked the Salisbury Post website on my phone and read the newly posted review of my play, Poochie.
It was a great review, so the normal action to take, next, would have been to celebrate the good publicity by posting a link on Facebook.… Read full post »
a few notes about Poochie, my play, that opens Wednesday
Production shot from 'Poochie,' (Bob Paolino and Chris Speer -- from The Salisbury Post)
This new play has been different from any production of any play I’ve ever had.
I’ve had plays in other cities or states where I just showed up and saw the show. And I’ve had some… Read full post »





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