i saw it on friday night and loved it!
it was funny, sentimental and never dragged.
there were two theaters full of women.
My opinion is that there is no point in going if you haven't seen the show (say, a season) AND liked it. Someone I know who has never seen an episode, I advised to watch the show first.
*Spoiler
Sandy--I agree with you about the wedding scene. The phone part was funny but the scene in general never got as sad as it could have. But then, I thought, that wouldn't really be in essence with the show.
we rode past the kingdom hall a few days ago, when my daughter (8) said, "that's the church mommy and i used to go to.
i said, "yes, it is, and we do not go to any religious places anymore.
" i said that b/c i can't bear to take her to any even if she wants to go.
Thanks, SN.
MissingLink-Thanks for the review from both you and the Mrs. I won't read it, then, since I'm perfectly ok with no religion for them. LOL
If or when they seek out a sense of belonging to society through ritual gatherings at a "church", I'll take them to the local UU.
summer is about here, so you know that is prime time for concerts.
i am hoping to get tickets to poison for once.
i will also be seeing george michael :) and yes, i will be buying myself a ticket to new kids on the block for a september show.
:D
I really do want to visit to Nashville badly.
i saw it on friday night and loved it!
it was funny, sentimental and never dragged.
there were two theaters full of women.
Ahem... Married guys would be in heaven too, lol....
Yeah, what I should've wrote was, "guys" period! And some women, too.
My wife "made" me go with her on Sunday night ...
Yeah, like I "made" mine go (wink, wink).
This should help validate you: The Men Brave Enough for Sex
http://www.cnn.com/2008/SHOWBIZ/Movies/06/02/mondaymoviebuzz.sex.ap/index.html
i saw it on friday night and loved it!
it was funny, sentimental and never dragged.
there were two theaters full of women.
I saw it on Friday night and loved it! It was funny, sentimental and never dragged. There were two theaters FULL of women. Single guys would've been in heaven! LOL
2 1/2 hours felt like 45 minutes max. Anyone else care to share?
summer is about here, so you know that is prime time for concerts.
i am hoping to get tickets to poison for once.
i will also be seeing george michael :) and yes, i will be buying myself a ticket to new kids on the block for a september show.
I would love to go see NIN.
we rode past the kingdom hall a few days ago, when my daughter (8) said, "that's the church mommy and i used to go to.
i said, "yes, it is, and we do not go to any religious places anymore.
" i said that b/c i can't bear to take her to any even if she wants to go.
Wings-wow! What did you do to them?! LOL
Seriously, it lets me know that the non belief could stick, which would mean a very different childhood then I had. Freedom, I think. Freedom to make up their own minds.
i was standing in line at the grocery store today and looked next to me, there was a woman about 60, its been 23 degrees celsius here so.
the capri's are out.
anyways you notice the legs and she has about a 5in by 4in tattoo on the side of her leg.
I like mine. It is in a place no one can see it, since it is at the top of where a rear pocket on a pair of jeans is. Small and nice.
Why get a tramp stamp when I can go all out and have a hot biker tattoo my ass?!
we rode past the kingdom hall a few days ago, when my daughter (8) said, "that's the church mommy and i used to go to.
i said, "yes, it is, and we do not go to any religious places anymore.
" i said that b/c i can't bear to take her to any even if she wants to go.
LOL SixofNine! Is that what he is?! Besides gorgeous, I mean. :)
we rode past the kingdom hall a few days ago, when my daughter (8) said, "that's the church mommy and i used to go to.
i said, "yes, it is, and we do not go to any religious places anymore.
" i said that b/c i can't bear to take her to any even if she wants to go.
FHN: I got both of mine out before jw's did enough damage for them to give up on God.
That's good, and I feel the same. :)
My son is especially spiritual, not christian though. My daughter would be more in the believes but not sure what role a god would play in humankind's life. She would be more pagan. And both of these are close to what I believe.
Someone very close to me is what I would call a spiritual pagan! A mix of both.
Gopher: Why do they do that? When I was that age I don't remember God coming much at all, except maybe in the context of "what church do you go to?" Maybe times are different these days.
It's not so much from his friends at school as it is his cousion of the same age. If you think of how jw's are in preaching any second their mouth opens (some ppl), then that is how his cousin is. Sunday school and the sermon teaches him this. So when this kid learns something new, his alpha male personality shoves it down my son's throat. On top of being a pint sized bible thumper, he's undisciplined and boundary-less. He told me he wants to be a criminal when he grows up and wants to be on the FBI's most wanted list. His dad is a cop. Praise be to Jesus, though, and it's all okay in their eyes. They are teaching him to judge, IMO.
