My mom turned 70, and we celebrated at the New Hong Kong since she said all she wanted was a good egg roll. Pretty easy request. My mom is kind, generous, spunky, friendly, and fun, and I hope to be just like her when I grow up! Love you, Mom!
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About Me
- Sally
- Busy Mom of Four Who Loves Reading, Eating Chocolate, Going to Lunch with Friends, Watching Old TV Shows,and Saving the Universe (when I have a spare minute).
Blog Stalking
- The Palmer Journal
- All Things Bright and Beautiful
- Lolly Jane
- Fabulous Hair
- Painted Home Designs
- One Good Thing
- Monica Wants It
- Thrify Decor Chick
- Acte Gratuit
- How Does She?
- Shabby apple
- Mel's Kitchen Cafe
- 1825
- Whipper Berry
- Simple as that
- Pink Cupcake
- How About Orange?
- Freckle Wonder
- Hello, good gravy!
- The Pretty Bee
- Kami Buchanan
- Mindy Gledhill
- Vintage Market
- Hobby Shoppe
A Few Favorite Girl Movies
- Pride and Prejudice & all other Jane Austen movies!
- Anne of Green Gables
- North & South (Elisabeth Gaskell, NOT John Jakes!)
- Amelie (edited)
- Princess Bride
- Little Women
- An Ideal Husband
- Ever After
- My Big Fat Greek Wedding
- A Walk in the Clouds
- While You Were Sleeping
My Favorite Laugh Til You Cry Comedies
- The Middle TV Series
- Cold Comfort Farm
- Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
- Bowfinger (edited)
- Napoleon Dynamite
- Strictly Ballroom
- Nacho Libre
- Big Business
- For Roseanna
- Waking Ned Devine
- Get Smart TV Series
- The Office TV Series
- Pushing Daisies TV Series
The person, be it gentleman or lady, who has not pleasure in a good novel, must be intolerably stupid.---Jane Austen
My Favorite Book Club Picks This Year
- Major Pettigrew's Last Stand by Helen Simonson. Charming story about a stuffy British Major who falls in love with a Pakistani shop owner. I loved these characters!
- The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society. Wonderful book about a group of friends during the German occupation of the Channel Islands.
- Girl in Hyacinth Blue by Susan Vreeland. Tells the tale of a Vermeer painting as it travels from owner to owner, touching lives. I loved it!
- Persian Pickle Club by Sandra Dallas. A funny and poignant story about a group of quilters during the depression. Lots of fun!
- The Book Thief by Markus Zusak. Creatively told through the eyes of Death, this story follows a German girl during World War II. I couldn't put it down!
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