Ryanne Molinari

Writer & Musician

tragedy

September 11, 2025

Get of Social Media: Go Grill Some Meat

Yesterday was a tragic day for multiple reasons. It breaks my heart to see someone not only violently murdered but violently treated—whatever his or her political affiliation or personal attitude. Seeing people on the left celebrate the death of a young husband and father made me sick—but so did seeing people on the right mock… Continue reading

literary living

charlie-kirk, christianity, civil-discourse, digital-outrage, faith, Jesus, life, national-tragedy, polarization, politics, tragedy
July 7, 2017

Romeo and Juliet at the Globe 2017: A Review

Last night I had the opportunity to attend Romeo and Juliet at the Globe Theatre in London. Having read it not long ago, I arrived expecting heartrending professions of love, stately background characters, comic relief now and then, and period costumes. I also half expected to fall asleep as it has been a long week… Continue reading

Literature, Musings, travel

Avant gard, faith, Globe Theatre, Good true beautiful, london, review, romeo and juliet, shakespeare, Theater, theater review, torrey, torrey honors institute, tragedy
October 16, 2014

Romeo is not Romance

I was perusing Pinterest this afternoon and came across this nifty picture. Seeing that it included classic books, I stopped my mindless scrolling, looked through it, and nearly shouted aloud. No. No. No!!! No. No. NO. N.O. No. What was so frustrating about this pin? Well, first of all is the fact that it lists… Continue reading

Literature

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