Showing posts with label Movie Night. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Movie Night. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 21, 2007

It's Tuesday so that's movie night

Well in my world it's Tuesday night so that means it's dollar movie night. One of my friends and I like to go to the movie on Tuesday night because it's only a dollar. Tonight we went to see the Nancy Drew movie. I'm not sure how it happened but in my youth I never read a Nancy Drew book. Now I was a kid who would read anything that had print on it, I'm still that way. How that entire series escaped me I have no idea. Anyway now I think it's time to start reading them. The movie was cute and definetly worth a dollar. I can't wait to see what is next week. So now it's almost time for bed but I can still squeeze in a little sewing yet. I'm working on another Project Linus flannel quilt. It's time to start sewing the blocks together and this is the fun part because it finally starts to look like something.
From reading the other blogs it seems like this past weekend alot of us got new phones. I'm still trying to get used to my new one. Now I've had cell phones for probably the last 8 years. I get to the movie tonight and before it starts I was going to turn it off and I couldn't for the life of me get the thing to shut off. I finally found how to put it on silent and put it back in my purse. OK Jen when you read this don't laugh to hard at me. I guess I need to read a little more in that crazy book that came with the phone.



-Cindy (Peony the House Elf)
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Tuesday, August 21, 2007 - Untitled Comment
Posted by luv2quilt
Glad you had a good time. Start checking half.com or ebay for old Nancy Drew books....or the library. Do you think they would still have them?
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Tuesday, August 21, 2007 - Untitled Comment
Posted by Cre8tiveQuilter
See, now that's something I can understand. You calling me earlier to ask your phone number that you've had for NINE years is what really freaking amazed me. I missed Nancy Drew too; do I see your influence there? I only ever read one of her books and I totally remember it. It was some mystery about some missing old lace. Hmmm, it appears I liked textiles back then and we didn't even know it. THe book's cover was pink, Nancy had white knee highs on and the writing was in green.
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Tuesday, August 21, 2007 - Untitled Comment
Posted by jillquilts
I saw the Nancy Drew movie. I took Claire, my niece, to see the movie on the Fourth of July and then we went to Red Robin. We had such a good time! And we really liked the movie! I told her that I would take her to see any other Nancy Drew movie that comes out!
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Wednesday, August 22, 2007 - Untitled Comment
Posted by CountryQuilter
Oh, you just have to read the Nancy Drew books! I think I probably read every one of them when I was younger. Kristie
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Wednesday, August 22, 2007 - Nancy Drew
Posted by take2quilter
When I was a girl, until I was married, we spent every summer in Kansas at my grandmother's. My dad would load us all in the car the last weekend in May and drive straight through only stopping for gas and meals! I still remember the sound of the bell at the gas stations and the clink of soda bottles. Anyway, my Mom would buy us each a book to read on the trip and I always got Little House on the Prairie (fitting you think?) or Nancy Drew. I still want a "roadster" like she drove. And I used to have Thursday night family cleaning night because we spent all of our weekends at either soccer, softball or baseball games. I think I might try it again, like you said it frees up the weekend for quilting. I am just too tired from a very stressful workday to do anything during the week. I would just make a mess of it. LOL Joanna
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Wednesday, August 22, 2007 - Untitled Comment
Posted by maryann64
Hi A dollar movie not in Ontario that's great. Nancy Drew yes I loved her books when I was young. Perhaps I should reread them I've started to read the Harry Porter books so why not Nancy Drew. Hugs Mary Ann
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