Eldest kidnapped me today and took me to see Mamma Mia!! And I LOVED it! It was pure escapism, a complete fairytale, but oh it was fun! Usually these sort of things are aimed at the kids, but I can tell you this brought out the kids in a theatre FULL of people whose average ages would have to have made me about the second youngest in the theatre, ( Read more... )

Because when I read her intro I figured it was pretty much the same for me... so yeah, doing what she did ( Read more... )

Just saw this courtesy of dhd1 and am just sitting here thinking 'WTF?' about this lot.
Christian Site's Ban on 'G' Word Sends Homosexual to Olympics

Gee, just makes me wonder what else they have their software do... *shudders*

Have a happy day widdershin *hugs*

I have no idea where this list came from and it has some stuff on it that I've never even heard of, and a lot of stuff missing I thought would be in a list like this, but anyway... you know the drill.

Bold the ones you've seen.
Put an asterisk after the movie title* if you really liked it.
Cross it out if you saw a film and really didn't like it ( Read more... )

Yes, yes, I know that the rest of the world is up to the finale etc, but we're finally getting S4 on Aussie television!

So, anyone who's interested in talking about the first episode of this season, without getting into any others, feel free to drop in here to take part in a chat on the episode!

Well, the ones everyone expected to win through to the finals, from the beginning of the champs, are in the finals... Roger Federer (he's been No1 for over 230 weeks(!) since 2003) vs Raphael Nadal, (The Arms of tennis, and keeps beating Roger on the clay courts of Roland Gaross in the French Open). Usually semi-finals are much better matches than ( Read more... )

Testing, testing, 1, 2, 3... *tap, tap, tap* how's this looking?

Am just trying this Semagic thing... I know of people on my f-list who use it but I've never tried it before. Is there a good basic intro to it somewhere? Like how to have it logged into more than one journal at the one time, or switch easily without having to type in journals and passwords all the time?

Seen a couple of these around and that they were different, so went in search of the 'original'. Seems there are a couple of sites calling themselves 'The Big Read'! There's:

The BBC version of The Big Read, for the UK
The NEA version of The Big Read, for the USA
The Big Read - Catawba County's community-wide, year-long reading initiative
The Big ( Read more... )