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CRAP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

There is a reason I don't watch much TV. Whenever I find a show I like, the network cancels it. I heard today that SHARK won't be back next season. CRAP! It's one of my favorite shows. I love to watch James Woods chewing up the scenery. I've mentioned many a time that I am not a reality show watcher. I know a bunch of you are, but I guess I'm showing my age, because I don't get into any of them. (Sorry Survivor fans). Give me CSI, CSI Miami or Criminal Minds any day.

I just finished reading Debbie Macomber's book TWENTY WISHES. What a great book! It has recurring characters from some of her previous books, but it's basically a story about women who are dealing with changes in their lives, and they start making a TWENTY WISHES list. It's not something they think about lightly. I can probably come up with twenty wishes, but I haven't had much time to ponder what my list would include. I will start with 3 wishes: 1) to travel to Australia; 2) lose weight and 3) spend as much time as possible with the twins before they head off the college in the fall of '09.

I am listening to the soundtrack from the Barbra Streisand movie "A Star is Born". What a great soundtrack! I know the movie was not a critic favorite, but it's one of my favorite movies of all time. I just got the DVD of the movie too, so I can see a movie night in the near future. I also bought the DVD of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band with the Bee Gees, Steve Martin, George Burns, Aerosmith, Alice Cooper and Earth, Wind & Fire. Can't wait to watch it again after all these years! Man, am I old!!!!!

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Peggy said…
Paul and I are bummed about Shark too. We enjoyed watching that show.
Your DVD's sound great. Enjoy your movie night!
May 14, 2008 at 11:54 AM
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