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[Dec. 12th, 2007|01:01 pm] |
Last night Jonathan and I made steak (well he did while I played around on the Internet) and then went to see Margot at the Wedding, which, watching people be relentlessly horrible to each other doesn't really do it for me. Plus, we saw a mouse running along the floor of the theater so I spent the second half of the movie curled in a ball in my seat, scanning the floor in obsessive horror. We also saw Juno over the weekend, which is overrated. A C- movie with A+ moments. Though Michael Cera is adorable.
We have the insane holiday schedule of a married couple! I'm actually really excited though.
12/15 - Leave for South Jerz for his grandparents' Christmas party
12/16 - Aunt and Uncle's Christmas party
12/21 - Viv's birthday party
12/22 - My grandmother's 90th birthday party
12/23 - 12/26 - Christmas with his parents & siblings in Maryland
1/1 - My parents' 25th anniversary party
This means a variety of relatives will be providing us with free food and lodging for many days, which is fantastic. I think I should get little host and hostess gifts for his family though, no? Anyone have any ideas? I just feel lame showing up and scavenging without any thank you gesture.
Oh and to beat the post-Christmas doldrums we are immediately going to see There Will Be Blood when we get back from Maryland. It looks like the greatest film ever made. IT SHALL DEFINE OUR GENERATION. You heard it here first. |
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why would you ever intend to see a Nicole Kidman movie. Oh, actually I saw the Golden Compass and it wasn't good. I wish I could make steak with my boyfriend. :(
wine is always a solid host/ess gift. can't go wrong with that. | |
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