Hey all! I see I haven't posted in a while...my apologies. Either nothing's been happening (I've missed two dance classes now ) or I've had computer troubles. 

Well, now I would just to make a few announcements:

1. I saw The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe!!! Yes, that means I went to the theater . It's been a few years (the last movie I saw in a theater was George of the Jungle). Okay, so more than "a few" years.

Anyway, I loved the movie. I loved seeing it with friends that I usually only see once or twice a year (although Josi no longer fits in this catagory--yay!). It was inspiring to me that Kate and I laughed at the same things (which, for spoiler reasons, I will not mention)--nevermind Josi, Doc, and others staring and glaring. And--mmm--those sandwiches we sneaked in were good.

I will soon have my full review of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe in my Members Forum. (be warned: it will have spoilers, but it's only a spoiler if you haven't seen the movie). I am relieved that it stuck closely to the book. -for The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. When is Prince Caspian coming out in theaters?

2. Thank you, girls, so much for inviting me (and tolerating me). Thank you as well for the treats...mmm. I especially liked Josi's, um, extra flavored gingerbread cookies [no more need be said about that]. The walk at the mall was invigorating--"Mm, sugar..." "No, Yoli, no!!" That certain car trip: if I wanted to go on a thrill ride, I'd go to Six Flags or something, okay?  Oh--and, Josi, give the doggies, Natalie and Malcolm, a big hug for me next time you see them  (or not).

3. I'm going to make this a separate one. Thank you, Josi, for helping me once again with getting my novel on computer! Thank you, thank you, thank you! Could you just help me decide where to break that chapter?  Hehe.

Okay, I think that's all for now. Josi: if I'm not at dance class--there will be no dance class. And yes--that is a threat. Muahahahaha!

1. Heh, I'm glad you liked it. The movie and the sandwich, that is! Regarding you and Kate... Inspiring isn't the word I would use, Dvorah. Try alarming. Terrifying. Spine-chilling. You're acting more and more like her... one Kate is enough!

2. Tolerating you? You've met Kate, Doc, and all their sisters ( )... you see what I have to tolerate! Trust me, YOU are no problem. Now which car trip are you talking about? The one where we saw the pretty lights? Hey, in my defense, my navigators were an 8- and a 10-year-old, who "THOUGHT" they knew how to get home.
Um, a "big hug" ...? to a DOG? Huh, yeah, OR NOT!

3. Remember your gratitude... I'll need a favor one day