{Photo courtesy of my awesome photographer Jordanne}
What a great action shot of Jacob taking a shot!
Playoffs start tonight and the boys are coming out flying. It's hard to believe the season is almost over. If we win tonight, we play Wednesday night, and the regional final is on Saturday night.
One.game.at.a.time.
Okay so I know this is random...but I got up this morning at 5:30 am to pack Pat's lunch and went back to bed. Like my usual morning routine, I turn on Turner Classic Movies and watch some old movie...sometimes I fall asleep, sometimes I watch the entire movie. Most of the time I tune into a movie that has already started so I have no idea what movie I'm watching.
The movie this morning was a James Mason movie where his wife was hit by a car and he goes to pick up his daughter from a Summer camp. (Camp Climax?) Anyways...the movie was so weird. I am quite certain his {supposed} daughter was involved with the dad. It was creepy! (whether she was the stepdaughter or whatever...it was just WRONG!) I just kept thinking, "I should go out and find out what movie this is" (on our other tv we have an info button that tells you what movie you're watching.) I kept wondering, "...what did I miss? They wouldn't have made a movie like this! I must have missed key plot points!"
ANYWAYS...I fell asleep and have no idea how the movie ended or what it was called...and it has bothered me all morning. I'm disturbed. So I am on a search for James Mason movies to figure out which movie I wasted my early morning hours watching only to fall asleep before it ended. Grr. I hate when I do that.
Oh and by the way? The next movie on TCM was Madame Bovary...and I'm like, "hey, that guy was the dude in the last movie!" Hit INFO button and voila! JAMES MASON! Just in case you thought I was an old movie buff with some kind of knowledge on actors from the 40s-50's...let me just set the record straight. I am NOT.
...so I'm going to spend a minute digging around on google, then I'm off to get the taxes done. Then I have to do FAFSA before midnight tonight. Such an exciting life I lead.
P.S.
"Lolita" was the movie and ahem...yes, it was as weird as I thought. Stanley Kubrick film. 'nuff said.
1 comment:
You should make his lunch the night before, groggily say I love you in the morning and stay tucked tight in bed...if you hadn't found it I was going to say you were having some strange early morning dreams...but Kubrick is indeed enough said.
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