Re: Movie Recommendations?

[Guest guest]

There's always the Monty Python movies... but, hey I have a twisted

sense of humour...

Dammit

> > Hi guys. It looks like it's the three of us. Anything I can do to

> > help? TV show recommendations? Ice cream shake recipes? When I

had

> > the RPE put in in September 2002 I discovered the decadence of

thin

> > shakes made with fresh berries and vanilla ice cream. Ditto ones

made

> > with coffee ice cream. You need the Ensure junk for middle of the

> > night eat before you take medicine times but during the day, the

> > shakes really were a treat. Remember, just because the food is

liquid

> > doesn't mean it has to taste like medicine!!

> >

> > For my surgery on the 11th, I'm already talking to friends about

> > getting me cool soups for the second week. I'm also holding out

hope

> > that a restaurant friend will teach me how to puree some foods so

I

> > can eat non-baby mush foods with taste.

> >

> > Let me know and I'll be happy to share.

> >

> > Fran

[Guest guest]

Hi Eileen,

Here is a list of movies you may want to consider:

MURDER BY DEATH

SORDID LIVES

AUNTIE MAME

THE WOMEN

IN AND OUT

ARSENIC AND OLD LACE

BRINGING UP BABY

OUTRAGEOUS FORTUNE

If I think of more, I'll post.

Take care.

Dale

> Hey, everyone. Fran gave me the idea for asking for movie

> recommendations. Does anybody have some recommendations for good

> movies? I like campy, slapstick movies like Airplane, Kentucky

Fried

> Movie, etc. I've never seen The Pink Panther--is that good? I also

> love well-done fantasy (like Star Wars, Lord of the Rings).

>

> Peace,

> Eileen

[Guest guest]

If you haven't seen " My Big Fat Greek Wedding, " it's wonderful.

And have you done all the Hepburn and Tracey ones? I adore The

Philadelphia Story in all its versions, too.

I, too, loved the Monty Python stuff. And giggled myself silly over

the Mouse that Roared, but that was a loooong time ago.

Now, I'd rent " , " and " Notorious " and " Suspicion. " ---These are

neither funny nor slapstick, but are suspenseful, well-done ones. And

if you're not afraid of crying, " The Best Years of Our Lives " is, for

one of my money, one of the finest films ever made.

Cammie

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wrote:

> Hey, everyone. Fran gave me the idea for asking for movie

> recommendations. Does anybody have some recommendations for good

> movies? I like campy, slapstick movies like Airplane, Kentucky

Fried

> Movie, etc. I've never seen The Pink Panther--is that good? I also

> love well-done fantasy (like Star Wars, Lord of the Rings).

>

> Peace,

> Eileen

>