sara, I keep meaning to confirm, but are you coming for thanksgiving? If not, we're going out of town, perhaps.
Natter 72: We Were Unprepared for This
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Your call. If you'd like to go out of town, I can make other arrangements. I think I have enough brain back to make plans either way.
It's definitely when the priest says "The Lord be with you" -- possibly there's something specific you're supposed to say when passing the peace, but that's more ad hoc, IME.
I think it was fairly recent, since I remember hearing about it and being horrified.
Yeah, I think it was, too, but I know the last time I went to Mass with any regularity was 20 years ago, so.
I don't even remember hearing that line, but, probably more like 30 years for me, so I'll defer.
I am pretty sure it changed between Christmas 2011 and Christmas 2012.
I think that's "Peace be with you", Jesse, but that's a really old memory I'm accessing and trying to reverse engineer (I know I have the automatic "and also with you" response that is now defunct, but I'm not entirely certain what it is to, because those weren't my lines)
Heh. I could play the ignorant Protestant card and just go with "Thanks, you too!" and a big cheesy grin.
There should be a missel you can follow along with!
Is anyone else watching House Hunters right now? This woman looks like a Kristen Wiig character.
There's an Australia one with a Scottish woman who wants to be a model -- and is trying to pose seductively in every single shot. It's bananas. That one?
Can I just say, I love that Ylvis song like the next guy, but the reason it sounds so good is it's produced by the same people who produce number 1 singles for a living. It's not exactly a giant stroke of luck that this this caught fire and was made by the same producers of Firework and every Rihanna hit.
Do you mean the fox thing?
Today was a pretty good day - I drove to Little Rock and spent much of the afternoon at the Arkansas Arts Center looking at a bunch of Gainsborough paintings, a Frans Hals, a Turner, and a number of Rembrandts including this beauty, saw about 2/3 of Much Ado About Nothing (the projector bulb exploded just as the film started, and by the third breakdown I'd had enough and asked for a voucher, but it was OK as the movie was mainly a timekiller), and then had a wonderful meal here that included the only really good saganaki I've had in the last 9 years.