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Comment on happy tired day. by alittlelove

alittlelove — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 20:08:02 +0000

yes we are..
and yes we were very disappointed that it was not showing near us.
i’m sure we will get to see it someday though♥
i think i should watch the version you are talking about…
and you watch the BBC one. it has beautiful videography.

thanks so much for the prayers..they are much needed.
..i saw that you started a blog! good for you! i think you are doing a great job so far.
*and just a note…people LOVE it when you post pictures(o:

Comment on happy tired day. by macamidedieu

macamidedieu — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 08:46:04 +0000

lol… You guys are excited? =)

I… Couldn’t tell… *wink-smile*.

My sister showed me the trailer to “Bright Star.”

It’s only playing in one theatre close,
and it costs quite a pretty penny to go see it there.

So, she’s hopeful that it will end up in the “Cheap” theatre soon. =)

Until then… we wait.

BBC, ‘eh? hummmm…. I’ve seen several different versions, come to think of it.

BBC Sense and Sensibility = “fantastic.” Duly noted. =)

I’m actually not sure if I’ve experienced that one or not… My sisters’ve almost always got something or another playing… (One of the beauties of libraries… and thrift stores.)

Well, I will tell you, in case you hadn’t guessed, that I consider the 1995 version to be wonderfully entertaining, as well…

We can trade recommendations, I guess. =)

I am praying for your dad, and your whole family.

-MAC

P.S.

I started a blog.

Comment on happy tired day. by alittlelove

alittlelove — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 18:10:41 +0000

i don’t think i’ve seen that version…
check out the BBC version.
it is fantastic!
and you seem like someone who would want to see the new one on keats…i think it’s called “Bright Star”. my sisters and i are really excited about that one(o;

Comment on my sister made me cupcakes and i could have cried because i was so happy(o: by alittlelove

alittlelove — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 17:56:54 +0000

that is so amazing!
and funny…
and sad
all
at
the
same
time!

i owe you a letter kk…it’s coming soon♥

Comment on my sister made me cupcakes and i could have cried because i was so happy(o: by Kaylene

Kaylene — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 16:38:37 +0000

Yay for you! glad you got that test over with

some people aren’t quite so blessed.
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Comment on happy tired day. by macamidedieu

macamidedieu — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 00:58:03 +0000

Sense and Sensibility!

I should watch it?

Again? =)

I love that movie…

Esp -esp -esp especially with the… the man… who…

who stutters.

Good poetry in there, too…

“Margaret Dashwood.”

“I LIKE her. She talks about things. We NEVER talk about things.”

Edward Ferrars: I wish to check the position of the Nile. My sister
tells me it is in South America.
Elinor Dashwood: No. Shes quite wrong, for… I believe it is in, uhm,
Belgium.
Edward Ferrars: You must be thinking of the Volga.
Margaret: The Volga?
Elinor Dashwood: Of course, the Volga. Which, as you know, starts
in…
Edward Ferrars: Vladivostock, And ends in…
Elinor Dashwood: Wimbledon.
Edward Ferrars: Precisely. Where the coffee beans come from.
Margaret: The source of the Nile… is in Abyssinia!”
(I had to look this one up. =)

Great movie…

Hope you’ve had a marvelously unusual day!

-MAC

Comment on a mystery so massive and a funeral. by macamidedieu

macamidedieu — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 02:56:02 +0000

Maybe I will start my own blog.

I’ve actually tried it before, with little success, on blogger. =(

Perhaps I can force myself to be more consistent.

I write alot, but not all blogg-able/worthy.

“… so intrigued by things that provoke sadness.” Me too.

Ecclesiastes 7:

“Sorrow is better than laughter:
for
By the sadness of the countenance the heart is made better.
The heart of the wise in in the house of mourning;
but
The heart of fools is in the house of mirth.”

“Consider the work of God:
For who can make straight, what He has made crooked?”

|/ |/ |/ |/ |/ |/ |/ |/ |/ |/ |/ |/

“I like to think in art.
there has to be shadows intertwined throughout a painting or

photograph to make it a true piece of art.”

I like metaphors. =)

As I read the bold printed words, I was reminded of a song…
“Art in Me” by Jars of Clay.

I hope you’ve heard it, and if you haven’t… well… you should. =)

“In Your picture book I’m trying hard to see.
Turning endless pages of this tragedy.
Sculpting every move, You compose a symphony,
To play to everyone -see the art in me…”

*sigh*… God uses Shadows… =) Why?

“…because it makes life so real,” you said… And the only reason

we know this is because we’ve lived life -at least part of it.

Life makes sadness real, just as much as sadness makes life real.

I like the way you reasoned it out. It made me smile. =)

I hope you’re feeling better today.

Keep Smyling, Ria.

-MAC “< =)"

P.S.

I read a book a while back, called: The Eschatology of Bluegrass,

(or) Everybody wants to go to heaven, but nobody wants to die.

You being intrigued by funerals -by things provoking sadness, and

all- I’m curious…

Have you ever read it? It’s by David Crowder.

…

May we live life like a thankYou, and point it toward Heaven.

-Isaiah 53-

Shalom!

Comment on .pocket watch. by Dean Bonanno

Dean Bonanno — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 01:03:11 +0000

To singing little bird,
Great job on your song. I think it is great how you overlay your own voice and accompany yourself….Love ya, Dad

Comment on a mystery so massive and a funeral. by alittlelove

alittlelove — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 19:52:18 +0000

o don’t feel bad!
i enjoy long comments(o:
i guess i didn’t make myself clear enough on the funeral thing(o;
hmm…to tell you the truth, i do love to cry(for the right reason)
and i like sadness, because it makes life so real.
i don’t want to live in a “make believe all is happy world”, because that is not what it is.
i like to think in art.
there has to be shadows intertwined throughout a painting or photograph to make it a true piece of art.
so yes, i like the happy side of life, but i’m also so intrigued by things that provoke sadness.

and you should start your own blog…it answers a lot of questions that become bottled up in one’s mind♥
ciao.

Comment on a mystery so massive and a funeral. by Mac.AmideDieu...

Mac.AmideDieu... — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 15:31:08 +0000

Oh, now I feel bad for posting such a long comment…

That is simply what was in my head to say to you,
So that’s what ended up being said.

I’m quite sorry for how long it was.

-MAC < =)

P.S.

Sadness and mourning are a part of life… yes… I… did know that.

You're attracted to funerals by these things?

No, nevermind. I’m sorry to ask you more questions.

I get like that, I guess… I’m almost always curious about nearly everything.

I’m sure you’ve better things to do with your time than to answer the incessant inquiries of some long-winded person, whom you don’t even know.

You call my comment lovely.

You’re too nice.

And I… am too imposing.

I once made a comment on one of my sister’s blog-posts, that was longer than the post itself (which may be the case here as well.) and she sweetly suggested that I start my own blog if I had that much to say. I guess I haven’t yet learned my lesson.

Good day, Ria…