Would you gentle readers please recommend movies or series you've enjoyed that we should add to our Netflix queue? Until the next
Sherlock comes out- so good, btw- (and until the current Downton Abbey is on DVD), we're open to suggestions. Mom, "The Madness of King George" is coming today- looking forward to it. Has anyone seen "Beasts of the Southern Wild", or "Moonrise Kingdom"? Lay it on me!
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| We're enjoying Monday nights with Pop pop again. Not sure why he chose a book on colors over Fancy Nancy's OoLaLa Spa. |
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| New words: "Hiii!" and "Da-ey" (daddy) |
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| The latest arborous fatality... seems like this happens a lot in our neighborhood. Pretty scary. Dave and I are plotting how to throw our leftover dead Christmas tree on top of the pile without anyone noticing... |
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| I love that David allows this hat to grace his little head. Makes me smile. |
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Once again I have PROVED I am not a robot. (My secret word this time was "ndsigns"--hmmm, food for thought, Domers.
OK: "Girl in the White dress" is good (Masterpc. theater, probably late 90s, based on a best selling novel contemporary w Chas Dickens. It's actually had alot of versions w variations: The Turn of the Screw, The Chalk Cliffs--kind of a gothic mystery. "The Forsyte Saga" also old Masterpc theatre will keep you busy for weeks--stars Captain Winter from Band of Bros as a flaming redhead w lots-o-issues.
We're going to start "Foyle's War"--I think it's a Brit mystery set just after WWII where the detective tries to solve mysteries pertaining to the war --not sure, tho--will see. Hmmm, is mommy watching too much TV? On to dinner. I'm guessing David would be very welcome at the Moose Lodge!
All duly noted, thank you grandmommy. Kate passed on that she's heard very good things about Beasts of the Southern Wild. Aunt Melanie hears that A&E's "Longmire" is worthwhile. Thanks all! Keep 'em coming.
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