...on the Feast of Stephen...
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Christmas day was lovely and quiet. We had dinner with
retiredmaj and family, and it was lovely. Amazingly good plum pudding, as well as much yummy that preceded it.
So now it's St. Stephen's Day. After morning caffeine, we headed to town to pick up main course for tomorrow's guests and catch a film. On our way in we got a call from
emt_hawk and the fair
svan_1004 . We were able to meet them in New Hartford for a lovely brunch, quite serendipitously. Delightful way to start the day. Did a bit of shopping, then went to see Holmes. Marquee was insane, so we went off to the Uptown. We enjoyed the show (most satisfying Guy Ritchie movie I've seen, though I think Snatch! is a better film). As one friend said, sometimes the FX intruded, sometimes it dragged a bit, but I really liked Law's Watson, and it's becoming a surprising truth that Downey is demonstrating an amazing depth of talent--profound talent.
Then home. Quiet evening watching Shrek the Halls and The Lost Christmas Eve, then the beginning of the end of one of the best Dr. Who runs ever (and as a fan of Baker and Pertwee, that's quite a concession from me).
Tomorrow is cleaning up for guests and cooking. :-)
There is a rightness that on what would have been her 79th birthday I watched a new film of one of my mother's favorite fictional characters.
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Then home. Quiet evening watching Shrek the Halls and The Lost Christmas Eve, then the beginning of the end of one of the best Dr. Who runs ever (and as a fan of Baker and Pertwee, that's quite a concession from me).
Tomorrow is cleaning up for guests and cooking. :-)
There is a rightness that on what would have been her 79th birthday I watched a new film of one of my mother's favorite fictional characters.