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... and with subtitles.
Ah, there is a God
Just popping over to say Happy World Down Syndrome Day, Tom to you and your little angel!
Cool Pic! And I love the new blog design... simple yet not generic! Sometimes simple is better!
great picture! last summer i was there, managed babysitting to see one movie. impossible to find a seat- so i went w friends to stand in front of doorway of the 1st lit (soft peach on right) building. in the middle archway there are bars in front of the door and i took off my belt and attached myself to one of them so i could release my weight and literally "hang out" while watching 'the bourne supremecy'. was cool!
maybe we'll meet there one day?
tekeal
ok, i hope you won't brand me as a heretic, but this looks more like hell to me. i always fight with my friends just a little when they want to go out to a movie because i just don't get it. why would i pay a cart-load of money to watch a movie in a big crowd of people where i cannot hit the pause button when i have to go to the bathroom? my preference is to just wait for it to come out on DVD and watch it in my livingroom in my pjs wrapped in a comforter with my remote at the ready.
i'm sure the experience you're depicting is much more culturally enriching than your average night at the movie-plex, but just imagining that crowd is making me break out in hives. *shiver*
brett: I think the subtitles are in German... there is a hell.
shannon: thanks for popping back in.. same old same old going on.
Livia: OK, so now I am really super jealous. I would love to go this year because they're doing a whole retrospective on one of my favorite directors, Nanni Moretti. I would seriously consider it if I thought the films might have English subtitles... Maybe I'll bump into you there. :)
terri: Next you'll be telling me that you don't enjoy jumping into a freezing cold lake... oh, wait. I'll still let you drop comments here... heretic.
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