The 12th

I bet you didn't know that the Easter Bunny knew the 12th Article of Faith. Believe me, it was an Easter miracle to get the Easter Bunny to sit long enough to say the Article of Faith and not hop away.

May I Recommend...

I love to see movies, but I struggle with picking a movie. I always fear the show will be filled with scenes of violence and vulgarity. I hate the idea of paying money to fill my mind with such garbage. It's hard to know what movies are actually worth my money and time. I turn to you. If you know of good shows that were entertaining, thought provoking and or inspiring please share.

We've seen a few good movies lately and I thought I would recommend them to you. I'm not going to tell too much about the films because I don't want to give away any of the plots.

Jane Erye This is the PBS Masterpiece Theater version. Filmed in 2006. I rented it from Netfix thinking that Stephen won't be interested and I would watch it by myself (Why I thought I would have time to watch it by myself baffles me. What was I thinking?). Surprisingly for the both of us, Stephen really enjoyed it. It is a 2 DVD film and Stephen was just as anxious as I was to watch the second part and find out the mystery. It had a wonderful cast and was beautifully filmed.




Dear Frankie. Good movie. Unexpected ending.









Duplicity. It's actually a current film still in theaters. It was fun and entertaining.












The Painted Veil. I really liked this one. It was interesting to look into this couple's marriage relationship. I enjoyed the themes of pride and forgiveness. It is a period piece filmed in China in the 1920s. It was artistically filmed, similar to The Illusionist (another filmed with Edward Norton I liked).






And last, but NOT least, Mama Mia!!! Loved, loved, loved it. I am sure all of you have already seen this one. But this is a show that can be enjoyed over, and over again. I found myself smiling and chuckling the whole time. I thought the actors performed the ABBA songs brilliantly. They sang them just the way anyone, but ABBA should sing them--a little off pitch and with a lot of soul. Though Pierce Brosnan wasn't just a little off pitch. I have to admit I was uncomfortable watching him sing. It kind of gave me the creeps. Don't worry he only sings twice. And the second time isn't as uncomfortable. But aside from that, it was a fun, fun movie to enjoy.