Friday, July 07, 2006
Summertime
As a waiter down at the Jersey Shore, I am now officially in the busiest time of year, so my time is limited for the next two months. I will try to post as often as I can, but don't expect the next great American novel. Here's some random stuff.
One of my 53 cousins got married this past Monday. It was quite a grand shindig with fantastic food and a good time was had by all. Congrats again to him and his bride.
On the way back home from the wedding (which was followed the next day by a great 4th of July BBQ), I stopped and saw "The Devil Wears Prada." Some folks are dismissing this as a "chick flick." It's really not. I enjoyed it a great deal. It's not laugh-out-loud humor, but it is funny. Anne Hathaway and Meryl Streep are both fantastic.
The Emmy awards were announced this week. Lots of surprises and omissions, but I won't go into detail today. Expect a more comprehensive look at this year's awards as we get closer to the ceremony in September.
One of my 53 cousins got married this past Monday. It was quite a grand shindig with fantastic food and a good time was had by all. Congrats again to him and his bride.
On the way back home from the wedding (which was followed the next day by a great 4th of July BBQ), I stopped and saw "The Devil Wears Prada." Some folks are dismissing this as a "chick flick." It's really not. I enjoyed it a great deal. It's not laugh-out-loud humor, but it is funny. Anne Hathaway and Meryl Streep are both fantastic.
The Emmy awards were announced this week. Lots of surprises and omissions, but I won't go into detail today. Expect a more comprehensive look at this year's awards as we get closer to the ceremony in September.
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I saw Prada and although I didn't find it boring, I found it predictable and wouldn't recommend it.
I personally hate the label "chick flick" being attached to every film with a female lead. If that were the case every other film should be a "guy flick."
Prada was not a "chick flick."
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I personally hate the label "chick flick" being attached to every film with a female lead. If that were the case every other film should be a "guy flick."
Prada was not a "chick flick."
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