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Sarah
Loves: People who devote their time to helping other people, Reading in bed on rainy days, hot dogs, 80's music, forehead kisses, turtles, Team in Training, FSU football (win OR lose), flip flops, a good cry, long-distance friends that aren't long distance anymore, my sister, jenny's waffles, TEXAS, bratwurst, the beach, the smell of old books, awkward elevator moments, inappropriate jokes, Tallahassee summers

Not So Much: Walking on wet grass, making decisions, taking tests, jell-o, sunburns, Muzak, unicycles, not having enough electrical outlets, dance clubs (unless it's 80's), the 16th mile in a marathon, growing up/old, crazy talkers, el caminos, blue pens, grammatical errors
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      • I Love My J.O.B.
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Just taking a little time to stop and smell the roses...

Mamma Mia! Here I go again!

Tuesday, July 22, 2008


Seriously...BEST. MOVIE. EVER.

It was totally cheeseball and double-oh-seven had a sweet singing performance and I loved every single minute of it.  It might have had to do with the fact that my sister and I tiptoed our way past the most hilariously giggly middle aged ladies to our perfectly positioned seats directly in the middle of the row, directly in the middle of the theater.  Or it might have been that of course, she cried through the whole thing.  OR it could have been that when the movie was over and there was music at the end; a jolly, slightly overweight lady stood up and started dancing, DANCING in the middle of a theater full of people and then when the credits rolled, everyone applauded.  But it was probably just that it was a ridiculous collection of ABBA songs. I want to be able to do that every day for the rest of my life.  And move to Greece.  The end.

Posted by Sarah at 7:35 PM  

1 comments:

Feliz said...

Of course I cried. Would I be me if I didn't cry in a movie. I could find a reason to cry during Rambo or Terminator. Seriously.

PS. I think that dancing lady must have been drunk.

July 25, 2008 at 6:04 AM  

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