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“I sing you to me, Mrs. Boss”
I have a problem. I speak a rare language that not many people speak, and as such, I often go misunderstood. It can be lonely, but I can't help it. When I get excited, happy or angry, I just blurt out words..movie lines. After yesterday's Encounter With Christ, where Jesus uses a little child as … Continue reading “I sing you to me, Mrs. Boss”
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We All Fruit
"Give me a word, any word, and I will show you the root of that word is Greek" How about, Macedonian? The movie "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" (2002) is a family favorite in our home for good reason. I am pretty sure someone had a spy-robot-fly-on-the-wall that filmed our engagement and wedding and then … Continue reading We All Fruit
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Mediocre Matinee
Quiet, somber, and thoughtful. That's how we all walked out of the movie "The Passion of The Christ". It was one of those movies that people still talk about, because it moves your spirit, changes your heart, and sticks in your mind. People are still talking about the way that movie changed their lives. There are … Continue reading Mediocre Matinee
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13 Reasons Why You Should Watch Joe Verses The Volcano Instead
My kids forewarned me that a new season of "13 Reasons Why" just came out on Netflix, knowing how I felt when this series originally came out. The schools and youth groups were sending texts and emails warning us that this suicidal story aimed at youth audiences was a talking point, if not a warning … Continue reading 13 Reasons Why You Should Watch Joe Verses The Volcano Instead
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Leaky Faucet
Last night we watched the movie "Miracles From Heaven" together as a family. It was a spiritual and emotional journey through the life of a mother whose daughter has a rare intestinal disease. The mother, played by the perfectly perplexed Jennifer Garner, was in a horrendous state of emotional pain as she watched her little … Continue reading Leaky Faucet
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“Bright Star”
When I read the synopsis of this film in the paper, I knew it was for me. The story of a poet and his love affair with a pure-hearted young woman in the midst of a creative slump. The girl, next to penniless and of no position in society, lived with her widowed mother and … Continue reading “Bright Star”
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Paris 36
I caught a flick today (actually yesterday and today, divided among the folding of about 12 loads of laundry). Knowing very little about the movie "Paris 36", which was in fact in French with English subtitles, I had little expectation on selecting it from our "On-Demand" list, except a slight hope of seeing a bit of Europe … Continue reading Paris 36
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Pride and Prejudice Press
I love the movie Pride and Prejudice. The latest film version of this amazing classic novel by Jane Austin offers me a small taste of simplicity. Perhaps even bordering on a vice, the escape from the present day "Culture of Mean" (something isn't considered funny unless it hurts someone else) has meant so much to me … Continue reading Pride and Prejudice Press
The Domestic Church of Bosco 