You know, I haven't had a softboiled egg in years! I may have to rememdy that right now, as I read that on your sidebar. You always make them sounds so yummy! With toast soldiers, of course! A little fruit on the side...a perfect Saturday brunch, huh! :)
Willow, I'd only vaguely heard of it myself, but it's so worth catching! Thank you TCM!
Betsy, that's a brilliant idea!
Rebecca, I'm thinking that Netflix is some American movie download thing? Sounds intriguing. I hope - as my father claims - that before long every movie ever made will be downloadable. I'd never leave the house!
Willow, I didn't really notice. "Mmmmmmm" is certainly an occasional mood of mine. A good one! Hee hee.
Bill, I will certainly check that out. B&W stills of old Hollywood are some of my favourite pictures. I think I might have to post on that particular passion of mine soon. As for Lancaster/Kerr... that was a wonderful kiss. Sigh. Makes me long for the ocean. Only slightly more wonderful than the kiss inspired by that in "Airplane", lol. I trust you've seen that?
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A kiss scene between Deborah Kerr and Clark Gable? [sigh] How did I miss this film?
Hmmmm....I just may have to use that line! :)
I've missed this one, too..I'll have to update my Netflix list:-)
You know, I haven't had a softboiled egg in years! I may have to rememdy that right now, as I read that on your sidebar. You always make them sounds so yummy! With toast soldiers, of course! A little fruit on the side...a perfect Saturday brunch, huh! :)
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmm must be your word of the day, BPG. I've seen it in your comments out around the bloggerhood today. ;)
BPG,
Check out the current issue of B&W Magazine (Black and White) issue 59.
It has terrific still photos of Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr shot during the famous beach scene in From Here to Eternity. Now that was a kiss!
Willow, I'd only vaguely heard of it myself, but it's so worth catching! Thank you TCM!
Betsy, that's a brilliant idea!
Rebecca, I'm thinking that Netflix is some American movie download thing? Sounds intriguing. I hope - as my father claims - that before long every movie ever made will be downloadable. I'd never leave the house!
Willow, I didn't really notice. "Mmmmmmm" is certainly an occasional mood of mine. A good one! Hee hee.
Bill, I will certainly check that out. B&W stills of old Hollywood are some of my favourite pictures. I think I might have to post on that particular passion of mine soon. As for Lancaster/Kerr... that was a wonderful kiss. Sigh. Makes me long for the ocean. Only slightly more wonderful than the kiss inspired by that in "Airplane", lol. I trust you've seen that?
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