I've noticed that you have been stopping by and posting.
Hope everyone is doing okay and taking things a day at a time. For the days that are still hard...I'm sending you a
to use as needed.
Some things never change...and here I'm am dragging my butt and you yelling at me to move my butt (sorry husband prefers I shake my butt) to get my guesses in.
I saved a paper out of a fortune cookie that I have on my desk - " If it wasn't for last minute, I wouldn't get anything accomplished"
So with no idea what so ever...here we go!
Favorite plates: 999HH & 4U2NV
1. You give it a good try but shorts will be forever pink.
2. You left a charger
3 something from Tim Horton's
4. Edmonton
5. flight was late
6. Okay, you asked the question..so don't judge. I had a real hard time with this, one reason I still hadn't done my guesses. I like a lot of genres, all except gory super scary horror movies. Some may be chick-flicks/ comedy-romances.
But I like actions ones too. Some are ones that make me smile or I like how at the end the good person wins and the jerk gets what they deserve. So these are ones that popped in my head that I ENJOY watching but don't know if I'd have a favorite.
Trouble with a Curve, The Vow, White House Down, The Proposal, All Harry Potter's, Star Wars, Dirty Dancing, Remembering the Titians, Grease (childhood & daughter likes it too), Mad Money, Mary Poppins and many Disney ones that came out when my kids were little. I usually like things with Denzel Washington and Jason Statham for action. See....just random thoughts here...I even asked husband and he had trouble, but he also likes John Wayne. I'm sure there are more that I would say, like Wizard of OZ would be a "classic" movie.
Oh, here's another story for you. (See Shelly's quiet as a mouse, then bam she's chatty)
About a couple of weeks ago we were watching a MASH marathon and I heard the line "Ladies & Gentlemen, take my advice, pull down your pants and slide on the ice"
WHAT? I looked at my husband and said I've read that on "The Canadian's " signature. Is that a famous saying by someone? So I get on the computer to look up one of your post and then the light bulb went on - Dr. Sidney Freedmen!
Never made the connection to that name. Then I was close to having a blonde moment when I though Allan Arbus was the "original" person to quote those lines, till I got back to the TV in time to read the credits and realized it was the actor's name! We like MASH and my kids grew up watching with us too.
Got to go...dinner will be a little later then planned... thanks to you (kidding) but you said it could be tonight you post.
Ta Ta for now!