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Saturday, March 29, 2008
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Thanks, Erik, for posting the trailer.
I can't wait to see this one...
My God, I have been overexposed to sadness lately...there's a lump in my throat that seems like it will never go away.
Although, I did see the rerun of Jerry Seinfeld on Conan O'Brien last night - now that made me laugh. Did you catch that one - when Jerry talks about how every thing we buy and own is in a slow parade to the garbage...first a closet, then the basement, then the garage...and NOTHING come back into the house once it's been put in the garage...in fact, 'garage' and 'garbage' are very close. The only thing that can save the object at that point is eBay! FUNNY.
Have a good weekend ;)
I've been wondering about this movie.
Truth: I can't tell you how right it feels to be physically out of America.
Was listening to "Going to a Town" again recently, almost a year since I first heard it and went all goosebumpy like ... someone else feels the same way!
You just get so tired of the values that dominate - values that got an uncurious government to ship off the young men to fight for "?"
I'll be back! ;)
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