One
of our neighbors came by and took individual pictures of the evening
'mindless group' (as John calls us) on the breezeway--see the exercise
equipment in the background? No one uses it!
I finally got a picture of Allen smiling and it was worth the wait.
This
is the Chinese red/black shirt I mentioned getting a couple of weeks
ago--I, also, have red flip-flops and black shorts to go with it. It's a
lot brighter in person and I really like it.
I
will write a full blog on it soon as I have gotten rid of all my birds
but still have Andi which is Jill's bird and will soon be leaving. It's
funny how attached you get to pets.
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"Obama's
vacation time has been relatively spare. He's spent some or all just 65
days on vacation, including at Camp David, according to Mark Knoller, a
CBS news reporter at the White House, recognized for his record
keeping. By contrast, George W. Bush's total after 18 months in office
was 130 vacation days."
In
a caustic review, the Wall Street Journal suggested "Inception" was
"impervious to criticism simply because no one short of a NASA systems
analyst will be able to articulate the plot.
Genme Simmons said, "Inception was impossible to follow. I got lost many times and had no clue why things were happening."
I keep on seeing emo but I have no idea what it means--anyone want to clue me in? :O)
Check out www.wearegoodkin.com  No relation to me but very interesting site.
If
you get TCM on cable they are doing a series of Golden Oldies during
August spotlighting, for 24 hours, a star and their best movies
including such legends as Liz Taylor--check it out at tcm.com
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Summer Under the Stars 2010 TCM toasts 31 Hollywood legends - a new star every day in August. Preview the list of stars and download the full schedule here! | ![]() Â |
Ingrid Bergman - 8/6 The Swedish born actress who became a Hollywood legend and enjoyed an acting career that spanned five decades is represented by Spellbound (1945), Gaslight (1944), NotoriousCasablanca (1942) and all the usual suspects. (1946), | ![]() Â Â |
