movies you watched today

[Grace]

We have DirecTV, and each month we receive their guide to what's on. I spend a day or two checking out all the movies, make a list, and program them to record.

Finally got my list down to 4 left to watch, but the oldest of those is from last January - The Bridge Over the River Kwai. It's fun watching some of the older movies I saw way back when - as well as some of the more recent ones.

Plus we go to the theater near our house to see the very new ones. We went last Monday, going again this coming Monday, and I'm going on Tuesday by myself. Senior rates are a lovely thing.

Ellie - did you ever go to the Kent or Greenwich movie theaters in East Greenwich?

[pomtzu]

Ellie - did you ever go to the Kent or Greenwich movie theaters in East Greenwich?

Sure did - I think it was the Greenwich. I remember it was on the right hand side if you were headed south toward Quonset.

My best friend and I used to walk there many a time for the Saturday matinee. Can you imagine that??? - walk!!!! That was quite a hike from Apponaug.

[Grace]

Sure did - I think it was the Greenwich. I remember it was on the right hand side if you were headed south toward Quonset.

My best friend and I used to walk there many a time for the Saturday matinee. Can you imagine that??? - walk!!!! That was quite a hike from Apponaug.

The Greenwich was the first one you came to - about a block past the Post Office. The Kent was way at the other end of town - also on the right side of the street.

Yeah - that's quite a walk, but we didn't think twice about it back then. I used to bike all the way to my grandmother's house in Pontiac - from West Shore Road.

And Rosie used to walk to school every day, no matter the weather, from East Greenwich to Lockwood.

[pomtzu]

The Greenwich was the first one you came to - about a block past the Post Office. The Kent was way at the other end of town - also on the right side of the street.

Yeah - that's quite a walk, but we didn't think twice about it back then. I used to bike all the way to my grandmother's house in Pontiac - from West Shore Road.

And Rosie used to walk to school every day, no matter the weather, from East Greenwich to Lockwood.

Then it must have been the Kent, since it was on the south end, and I remember going past a lot of other establishments before getting there. The kids now would just ask Mom or Dad to drive them there.

Oh how I remember old Rosie - smiling the whole way. Of course, she couldn't do anything but smile. It used to crack me up: her chewing someone out in class with that smile on her face. It was difficult for the rest of the class to keep a straight face. I know - I'm bad!

[aTailOf2Kitties]

I watched G-Force yesterday on blu-ray and Beverly Hills Chihuaua this morning via Netflix streaming. Neither was as bad as I thought it would be.

With my new streaming Netflix I suppose I'll be watching a lot more movies.