Luckily, I also received a gift certificate to help compensate.
Jack Johnson - The Curious George soundtrack
I got this for the kids, but I will secretly enjoy this too.
The Violet Burning - Drop Dead
I picked the up at their show earlier in the month.
Amina - Animamina E.P.
I also picked the up at the show with Sigur Ros.
Trespasser William - Having
I love the name! I am a fan of the original Winnie the Pooh cartoon. It is so innocent and carefree and very lulling. So is this music.
And a dvd too! I must admit I love this story and the movie is very enjoyable.
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hey forrest...wanted to let you know i just got a chance to respond to your reply/comment on the divorce topic...
Golden thinks I should watch Pride and Prejudice. I'll probably cave and watch it at some point.
Dust,
It is a good movie to watch, but I would recommend reading the book first. I am not sure how much I would have understood from the movie if I didn't know the whole story and all the innerworkings from the book. I am sure the movie stands alone, but having read it I was able to follow along and enjoy.
Hey Jadee,
I read you comments and I'll check your blog to see more of what you have to say.
I did the opposite of you regarding P&P. I would have not understood the book if I hadn't of watched the movie first. I went into the movie knowing nothing and did enjoy it. The only thing that is getting me through the book is remembering what I saw in the movie.
I guess if you have a hard time reading the book seeing the movie first could help.
I like to read the book first, if it's on my list to read, before I watch the movie - so that I don't have an skewed views when I read the book.
I am reading the Da Vinci Code right now, and even though I know Tom Hanks is playing Mr. Langdon, I don't see him when I read.
Obviously, movies cut a lot out from the books, and having read the books beforehand, I feel like I can fill in the blanks from chopping up the story. (Think all Harry Potter movies.)
I will try my hardest to have my boys read the chronicals of Narnia and LOTR before they see the movies.
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