Today, Ali MacGraw is on the Oprah show. Of course the movie Love Story came up. I remember seeing that in my youth. I also remember when Ali's character uttered the famous line "Love means never having to say you're sorry.". I also remember even then, at the tender age of 10 or so (it came out in 1970 when I was 10) thinking bullshit! Love is work. Love is -- if you mess up, you damn well better apologize and mean it. You better change your ways. You better not need to apologize again for the same thing. To me, that particular line is the most idiotic one ever written in a movie or a book (because it was indeed a book first -- written by Erich Segal). I'll admit that I have not read every book or watched every movie, so there could indeed be a more idiotic sentence out there, but this is my choice. I'll also admit that I loved the movie back then. I cried when the movie ended and I've only seen the movie once. (The photo is of a blob of tar in a parking lot. Looks like a heart to me. So, of course I had to take a photo of it. I'm finding more and more of them since my sister passed.)
I got pictures of my granddaughters yesterday. They got new hair cuts and I think they look darling. Granddaughter #1 has wanted to have bangs like her younger sister, but she has a cowlick like her gramma. So, she finally figured out how to do it. She got bangs on only one side. I was worried about what this would look like, but it looks great!
Granddaughter #2 is just precious too. I love her red hair. Love, love, love it.
I also got some great postal love today. From my friend Tracey (!) and postcrossing! First, I feel that I owe Tracey a public apology. I think I've been misspelling her name this whole time! I think I've been leaving the "e" out each time I've written her or written about her. If I have indeed done that Tracey, I'm very sorry. Second, a public thank you since I'm posting about your sweet gift! Thank you! You shouldn't have, but it was so sweet and I'm so glad you did. I love the photo card you made! It is wonderful. Such great fall color. I can only dream about color like that here in Texas. Loved the cheerful stationary, the supportive card and the book is right up my ally. Thank you so much for the wonderful surprise!
The postcard is from San Diego and shows a local lighthouse -- the Cabrillo National Monument. I've loved lighthouses since we lived in Biloxi, Mississippi for 4 years while my husband was stationed at Keesler in the Air Force early in our marriage. Our son was born there. Found memories.
The tiny heart rock is one I found when I got home from visiting my mom this afternoon.
This last photo is a postcard that I'm sending to someone here in the United States. It is one of a few that I have purchased. This person asked for a postcard with a recipe and I just happened to have one, but not on a photo postcard that I had taken. Thought you might like to see it. I have not tried the recipe. If you try it, let me know if you like it.
1 comment:
Beautiful grand-daughters Sharon :-)
I find it so interesting you keep finding heart shapes every where you turn. I love it
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