Mookie is at her best friend's house for the weekend, a couple of counties south of here. They're going to a Junior ROTC Military Ball, and she won't be home until Sunday. Not that that leaves us child-free, because oldest daughter Robyn made it home from Michigan yesterday afternoon.
We've raised a couple of chatterboxes. Sheesh.
I've been sitting here thinking about this house we live in. Fourteen years now. It's the only house Mookie remembers.
Tonight we signed the contract to have new windows and back door installed. I have no doubt that they'll pay for themselves in a year or two, but still, it's a lot of money. We heard from a neighbor that a house down the street sold for an obscene price, which I love to hear. The slumlord has been fixing up the house next door and supposedly he's selling too. Good deal, if it's true.
It's after midnight, the ladies are long in bed, and Freddy vs. Jason just finished on the DVD. No review coming for this one because I'm not a big gore fan. A friend lent it to me so I'm watching it. It's not a bad movie for the slasher genre, but it's not something I'd normally watch.
I also have the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre to watch this weekend (much more to my taste). Expect a review of this along with a comparison with the recent remake when it's released in the near future.
Posted by Ted at February 28, 2004 12:43 AM | TrackBackI guess you are not a fan of comedies or uplifting movies?
I think I might catch Seabiscuit on Pay for view.
Now why would you say that? See the post immediately below.
The girls got me the book Seabiscuit for Christmas.
I prefer scary movies and thrillers to slasher gore-fests.
Posted by: Ted at February 28, 2004 09:21 PM