It seems that KidsFlix has gone fishin'.
(But you figured that out already.)
A busy summer morphed into a busy fall ... focusing on my writing gig (the one that helps pay the bills) and volunteering for Maine's No on (Question) 1 campaign has just completely derailed me!
The longer I'm away, the harder it is to start it up again.
So, that said, I suspect I may be waiting for some serious inspiration to get back on the ol' horse, and share my thoughts with you on offbeat, fab films for families.
Perhaps inspiration will come knocking once I see something that really floors me ... I know this weekend, husband D has a film coming in that sounds pretty great (Terror From Beneath The Sea, 1966). (No peeking! Give me a few days and I promise I'll write something, now that I've baited you.)
Another film I'm really looking forward to is -- and I share this with you freely as I'm sure it deserves even more attention than it will get -- is a new documentary called Afghan Star. It's still showing in pockets around the country, in art houses and on college campuses, so check your listings. It's impatiently sitting in my Netflix "saved" queue.
Ok. Carry on. I guess I'm warming up to come back!
Oh, and to give you somewhere to go right now, check out my friend's blog, Really? Estate, where she's documenting her and her husband's attempt to buy a house in the San Francisco Bay Area. You'll laugh and cry along with them as they look at houses in "landslide zones" with cracked foundations and shoebox-sized rooms going for a cool half million dollars. (No, I'm not kidding.)
It's fascinating. Send her some good karma while you're there.
IlLooked at Really? And I'm like - REALLY! Yikes. The thing is - it's all too familiar. This could be us looking to buy a house in SF circa 1997. Not much changed I'm afraid. Tell 'em to come on up to Walla Walla. It's a hecka lot cheaper. (but it's not SF..I know, I know....)
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