more posting for today...

Actually I have nothing more to post. I was at the post office today and they have a set of stamps that are pretty neat. I think they were pictures of all different kinds of funky chairs... or something of that sorts. They were just neat.

So I was thinking about how I posted the two countries that are on my list to visit, but there are many places within the states I'd really like to go...

California (Steve's there)
Virginia (the Brawner's are there)
Maine (lobster!)
Kentucky (Anne is there)
New York (my uncle is there)
Georgia
Just to name a few...

Where do you want to visit?

Unique Creations

I love painting pottery... I'm so glad we have a paint-your-own-pottery place. I recently painted this with Caitlin and Marisa.

COLOR CORRECTION

ITALY

IRELAND

What's his foot?

So the air in our building (work) not been working properly. They expected it to be back up and running in 30 minutes... That was at 10 am this morning. Uhh... yeah its been on and off all and sounds real bad. Its gradually been getting warmer in the building. You just never know how to dress for this building. Just cause its warm outside doesn't mean you should wear capris or a skirt and short sleeves. You may still need a sweater! HA! No I'm being serious.

Next on my blog agenda...

Someday I hope to visit ITALY and IRELAND. Well I'd actually like to just take a Mediterranean Cruise and visit all Greece, Italy, Etc. Etc. Etc. Anybody want to join me? OR pay for it even!

TOWANDA!

My good friend Julianne and I were talking about this movie early this week... I just had to watch it again. I also started watching the movie with the director's commentary. Quite interesting...

If you've never seen Fried Green Tomatoes you're missing out.... "Evelyn Couch is having trouble in her marriage, and no one seems to take her seriously. While in a nursing home visiting relatives, she meets Ninny Threadgoode, an outgoing old woman, who tells her the story of Idgie Threadgoode, a young woman in 1920's Alabama. Through Idgie's inspiring life, Evelyn learns to be more assertive and builds a lasting friendship of her own with Ninny."

The secret's in the sauce!

Alvin Simon Theodore

Pretty cute movie...



I think this is coming next... never heard of until I saw the trailer on a movie I had rented...

couple coming to terms with living in a new culture discover their troubles are compounded by their son in this drama from filmmaker Mira Nair. Ashoke (Irfan Khan) and Ashima (Tabu) are a young couple who are brought together in an arranged marriage and soon leave Calcutta to seek their fortune in America. As the couple becomes accustomed to one another, they learn to deal with the coolness and superficiality of life in New York, even as they revel in the opportunities the city offers them. Before long, Ashima gives birth to a baby boy, and pressed to choose a name, they dub the infant Nikhil, though he soon picks up the nickname Gogol, after Ashoke's favorite author. By the time the child is old enough to attend school, he insists upon being called Gogol at all times, and he displays little interest in his Indian heritage. Several years on, Gogol has decided he wants to be called Nick (and is now played by Kal Penn) and has become a thoroughly Americanized teenager, openly rebelling against his parents, smoking marijuana in his room, and dating Maxine (Jacinda Barrett), a preppy blonde from a wealthy family. Ashoke and Ashima are uncertain about how to deal with their son's attempts to cut himself off from their culture, but Nick begins expressing some uncertainty himself when he meets Moushumi (Zuleikha Robinson), a beautiful girl who also comes from a family of Indian expatriates. The Namesake was adapted from the bestselling novel by Jhumpa Lahiri. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

After the rain...