A start… June 10, 2009
Posted by delightfullysweet in Decor, Things that make me happy, Things to do before I die.1 comment so far
After talking with my parents neighbor the other day I realized that I have never made anything myself. She was talking about the quilted blanket she just made and how she was thinking of making another one for a tricky tray. She told me that if I was interested she would love to sit down with me and show me how to do it. I think I will take up her offer, but need to try something on a smaller scale. So while surfing the internet tonight I found the perfect craft project. It doesn’t seem as hard as making a blanket, but will be a good first step for me. A tote bag. I found the instructions on Film in the Fridge. I can’t wait to try it out…now I just have to find some fabric…

{Photo from Film in the Fridge}
95. Watch 10 movies my fiancé wants to watch (4/10)- It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World June 10, 2009
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When K suggested It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World I was a little concerned. The movie was made in the 60’s and the last couple of movies that he has suggested weren’t the best. Not only that…it is also a two and a half hour movie. So we bought some Coldstone ice cream and sat down for the long haul. The movie is about ”Smiler” Grogan who tells onlookers he’s stashed $350,000 in stolen loot beneath “the big W” in the town of Santa Rosita before literally kicking the bucket when his car careens over an embankment and thus begins a mad dash to recover the dough. But unbeknownst to the greedy motorists, police captain T.G. Culpepper – who’s been awaiting a break in the Grogan case for 20 years — is stalking their every move. I have to say for it being an old movie it was very good. The concept was interesting and the pace is non-stop. The greedy treasure hunters employ every means at their disposable to seek out the treasure - including cars, trucks, planes, forklift, and even one little girl’s bike. The unfolding of the story keeps you looking forward to what will happen next. There were a lot of great classic actors and familiar old faces (Buster Keaton, Jack Benny, Don Knotts, The Three Stooges, Marvin Kaplan and Arnold Stang). The gas station scene was priceless!











