I was favorably impressed by 50 First Dates last night. And I had my hackles at the ready, too.

Oh, me, too. I resisted that movie for the longest time. Probably because it had both Adam Sandler and Rob Schneider and all I could see in my mind was schtick. I only watched out of Drew love. It was much better than I expected.

Not funny or romantic, huh?

Um, not really. It would have been a much better movie about Paul Bettany's character dealing with being an aging tennis player, who had never beemn a star, playing tennis at Wimbeldon. Also, there was about zero rsexual tension.

And I do LIKE romantic comedies despite their bad name... some of them are brilliant and it is my favorite genre. This, however, was no "Cutting Edge", despite my attration to both of the stars of "wimbelson".

Suela, you can share. It took me a while to get back here, because I was working on something (also large) that Steph might like.

Oh, and I enjoyed Wimbledon. I'm a sports sap, so there was that, and watching Paul Bettany watch someone like that was all the chemistry I required.

Not very comedic, though. Light romance, more like.

ita, I just gotta thank you for the birthday present. Mr. October is absolutely perfect, particularly that one shot.

October, November, and December are my favorites.

Paul Bettany watch someone like that was all the chemistry I required.

Paul Bettany made A knight's Tale for me. Well, him and the girl who was a blackm=smith or swoardmaker or whater. i enjoyed seeing him in a romantic role. I just now do not want to own the DVD. Especially since I onlt own the following movies as opposed to TV shows):

• Swing Kids
• Newsies
• Moulin Rouge

As much as I enjoyed Wimbledon, nope -- no plans to own. I want Mr. Bettany to look like that at some lucky girl in some other, better movie.

So do I do barefoot and beglassed calendars?

today's fun - snakeing a drain with no sucess.

It would have been fun if it worked.

I'm ready to wipe up drool, ita. I've been on a cleaning frenzy anyway.