Introducing My New Feature: Random Movie Lines With Mary

I've always felt that certain people can be gauged on a level from 0 to 12.52 based on both the movies they watch and the scenes they find as emotionally compelling - or comedic - as I do. During my post film-school dating years, I wouldn't look twice at a guy who didn't appreciate the comical genius of the Cohen Brothers "Raising Arizona." In hindsight, my taste in movies proved to better than my taste in men. I know many people will relate to some of these and MAYBE, just maybe, they will become enlightened and intrigued enough to check out some oldies, but goodies they weren't interested in BMB (before my blog). That sounded quite harsh and a bit superior, no? As if my blog could change people's lives. Muwahahahah. If fitting, the movie lines I post will pose as some parallel reference I'm experiencing in my life - while sharing some of my most beloved dialogue created to emote feelings we sometimes never realized we had until seeing "that" movie...Ah, the power of good filmmaking. I'm sure glad I majored in it. It's done a world of good for my career *insert sarcasm.*

Josie trying to hide after "Powder Gate"

Josie trying to hide after "Powder Gate"
Busted!

Monday, November 16, 2009

God MUST Have A Sense of Humor

As my parents prepared to leave for the 12 day stay at MD Anderson, I stayed behind helpless, lost in prayers and questioning everything about life and its purpose as my youngest bundle of joy, Josie Eats Mostly, suddenly stopped eating and caught a cough, cold and fever, which she unknowingly spread to her mother thru extraneous fluids...who am I to deny kisses and hugs when she needs them most?
So, here I sit, with a low grade fever, feeling MISERABLE, listening to my smallest daughter cough up a lung and trying to tend to her every need while her oldest sister pouts in jealous outrage at how unfair life can be...when the attention isn't all on her.
It is during times like these I "miss" having a partner. My parents have been my backbone and support for the past three years and when my mom needs me the most (during dad's surgery) this Thursday, I'll be at work. I will already be behind from missing 2 days and next week the girls are set for surgery - more days off and more work piling up. All of this while the two people who've loved me thru thick and thin face their greatest battle.
*Cue Violin* - Is it too much to ask for some good news? OK, fever starting to climb...getting a bit too lucid:)

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