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Snow Day Fun

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Someone asked what movie I was watching on TCM. One of the TCM movies I watched was THE YOUNG IN HEART (1938) with Janet Gaynor, Paulette Goddard, and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.

It was about a family of love able but hapless swindlers who are taken in my a rich old lady ironically named Miss Fortune.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0031002/

It was pretty good and entertaining.

Another was with Paul Lukas. I think it was called ADDRESS UNKNOWN (1944) [i am doing that from memory and could be wrong] about a German man who lives in San Francisco who returns to Germany with his family in the 1930s.

I discovered a box of Bariwise oatmeal in my stash and have been drinking my way through my tea stash trying some flavors I hadn't even opened before this weekend. With all the tea I have been over my Fluid target every day.

I haven't been doing as much reading and writing as I had hoped but may finish Alison Bechtel's "Fun Home" today. I am participating in a 2016 reading challenge and this will be my graphic novel.

It's stopped snowing but since I live on top of a hill may still be snowbound a little while longer. The neighbor tried to plow our driveway and got stuck.

Stay safe and warm everyone.

Someone asked what movie I was watching on TCM. One of the TCM movies I watched was THE YOUNG IN HEART (1938) with Janet Gaynor, Paulette Goddard, and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.

It was about a family of love able but hapless swindlers who are taken in my a rich old lady ironically named Miss Fortune.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0031002/

It was pretty good and entertaining.

Another was with Paul Lukas. I think it was called ADDRESS UNKNOWN (1944) [i am doing that from memory and could be wrong] about a German man who lives in San Francisco who returns to Germany with his family in the 1930s.

I discovered a box of Bariwise oatmeal in my stash and have been drinking my way through my tea stash trying some flavors I hadn't even opened before this weekend. With all the tea I have been over my Fluid target every day.

I haven't been doing as much reading and writing as I had hoped but may finish Alison Bechtel's "Fun Home" today. I am participating in a 2016 reading challenge and this will be my graphic novel.

It's stopped snowing but since I live on top of a hill may still be snowbound a little while longer. The neighbor tried to plow our driveway and got stuck.

Stay safe and warm everyone.

I saw 'Fun Home' on Broadway last month. Very good...and very interesting story. Let me know if you recommend the book.

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