Okay, so the 1 hour nap I took this afternoon probably isn't going to win any points of sympathy but I swear it was totally justified. Last night I went to see Annie at Kingsbury Hall--so good I highly recommend it (although it probably didn't justify the standing ovation that it was given--Americans are a bit liberal on giving standing ovations and that only serves to make the ovation worthless. I didn't stand.). My favorite song was "Your Not Fully Dressed Without a Smile" which totally surprised me as I thought Tomorrow would be the hit of the night. (Didn't get home until about midnight had to get up at 6 am: justification for nap this afternoon)Tonight was my monthly crochet group were I began a bookmark. It doesn't completely look like a bookmark but it is a start. I am really getting into this crochet thing. The nice thing was that I almost finished the entire thing in 1 1/2 hours--guess what everyone is getting for Christmas!
And now I must run to watch one of my pretend boyfriends on CSI-NY. Just in case this doesn't fill your blog fix visit Stephmodo whose husband did a great post about cheeses that are available at your local Harmons (or at least in Salt Lake). I heart cheese.
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O.K. I'm totally blown away!!! Where did you get the "I heart cheese" saying? Abby says it all the time and I don't know where she got it from and I don't think she does either. But she says it all the time and it's even written on her chalkboard right now! Is this some big joke I'm missing out on somehow?
I don't know where the "I heart ____" came from. I think it might be a way of writing out the graffiti people use when they scratch out I then draw a heart and then scratch out what it is they love. Anyway I think it is becoming a popular way of stating you love something. Does anyone else have a better explanation?
I totally heart Abby--smart girl.
I love Annie. If I had to make a top five list from childhood, it would have to be there. Carol Burnett is just such a fabulous Miss Hannigan.
I always thought it would be a fun show to be in--so many BIG songs. Easy Street. It's a Hard Knock Life. I Think I'm Gonna Like it Here. Hm . . . I wonder if I could talk the boys into Annie for a rainy movie afternoon? They love the raised train track scene at the end.
I heart 80's movies.
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