The Two Towers<\/i> was a marvelous movie. I was ready to turn around and go right back into the theater! Nina and I will definitely go next week, perhaps on Monday afternoon after we’ve finished with the will. That’s a task that’s been put off too long, so Monday morning we’ll review the wills thoroughly with our lawyer and get them finalized. <\/p>\n
We left the office about 10 a.m. to go to the 11:30 a.m. movie. When we got to the theater, the line of people with advance purchase tickets was fairly long. We waited in line until almost 11:20 before the doors into the theater complex opened. They were showing the film on two screens, both of which were filled to capacity. It was a thoroughly engrossing movie and the almost three hours were over quite quickly.<\/p>\n
I did find it very strange that the building was closed up for so long with only a few minutes to get into the right theater and seated before the movie started. As it was, I found a seat, left my jacket there, took a couple of food orders, and went back out to the popcorn counter to get some popcorn and drinks. Those lines were pretty long as well and I didn’t get back into the theater until about 11:50. I got to my seat as the last preview finished and the main feature started. Thank goodness for previews!<\/p>\n
We’ve had a little snow this afternoon — perhaps an inch or so. Probably don’t have much more snow coming, even this small amount wasn’t forecast. We’d sure like to get a lot of snow and make some more progress towards breaking the drought in this area.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The Two Towers was a marvelous movie. I was ready to turn around and go right back into the theater! Nina and I will definitely go next week, perhaps on Monday afternoon after we’ve finished with the will. That’s a task that’s been put off too long, so Monday morning we’ll review the wills thoroughly … Continue reading A Great Movie<\/span>