Holiday Inn (1942)
My Classic Movie Monday is a bit late this week, but I couldn’t let this week pass without writing about “Holiday Inn”! This is my third favorite Christmas movie of all time. And… Continue reading
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Amazing Tennis Weekend with the IPTL
I want to begin this post by saying I love my camera! I’ve had it for four years and I never realized that the sport setting is pretty awesome. And now that that’s… Continue reading
Meet Me In St. Louis (1944)
Is it St. Loui-ee or St. Loui-s? The movie makes it a point to answer the question from the beginning, though it is hard to say St. Loui-s (which they teach us is… Continue reading
The Shop Around the Corner (1940)
I saw this movie on TCM while doing my usual channel-surfing, and because I saw that James Stewart was in it, I just had to watch. He plays Alfred Kralik, a salesman in… Continue reading
The Bishop’s Wife (1947)
Our Christmas moviefest continues with David Niven, Cary Grant and Loretta Young. Can we just stop for a moment and try to wrap our heads around the fact that David Niven and Cary… Continue reading
Going My Way / The Bells of St. Mary’s (1944/1945)
You guys, do you realize we only have seven Mondays left before Christmas? Seven! Where did the time go? That means only seven Classic Movie Mondays for my holiday films. I am such… Continue reading
Homemade Bruschetta
We all need something to munch on when we’re binge-watching, right? I’m not a big fan of chips because they make me nauseous. I don’t like popcorn either, because it makes me cough… Continue reading
A Doggie Birthday
My baby had a birthday last week! I guess you can call me one of those crazy dog ladies who celebrates their dogs’ birthdays. Only fellow pet parents will understand. But from the… Continue reading
Sylvia Plath
Please don’t expect me to always be good and kind and loving. There are times when I will be cold and thoughtless and hard to understand. – Sylvia Plath
And Then There Were None (1945)
It’s Halloween week! So for Classic Movie Monday, I decided to feature And Then There Were None. This is the 1945 film adaptation of the Agatha Christie mystery novel and stars Barry Fitzgerald.… Continue reading
Quick and Easy Paella
The recipe we use for paella is by Jaime Oliver. It’s simple and easy to make. Sometimes we can leave out some ingredients or change them up a bit, and it would still… Continue reading
“Can you please never release an album that automatically downloads ever again?”
U2 have been making the rounds lately, promoting their newest album Songs of Innocence. On the Graham Norton Show, Bono explained why he wears sunglasses all the time. It’s already been said years… Continue reading
“You’re as infirm as Windsor Castle.” – Downton Abbey 5×05
I had quite a hard time thinking of what to write about this week’s episode because it seemed like nothing much happened. Not that it was a bad episode, because it wasn’t. It… Continue reading
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954)
Bless your beautiful hide! This is one of the most entertaining, colorful, and outright fun movie musicals ever. We watch this over and over and never get tired of it. Seven Brides for… Continue reading
The Clara Show
The Clara Show is a new BBC show that premiered on Aug. 23. It stars Jenna Coleman as Clara Oswald. I’m not familiar with her other work, but she was on a show… Continue reading
Happy Pao!
Are these the cutest things or what? For this week’s Sunday Special, I’ll be sharing something different from the usual family recipes. But first, the basics: Siopao is a Filipino-Chinese snack. It’s a… Continue reading
The Voice (US) Season 7
I have to say, I am loving this new season of The Voice! Pharrell and Gwen Stefani are the new coaches. I’m surprised at how much I like Gwen Stefani, because apart from… Continue reading
Trinity – Leon Uris
I came across this book quite by accident, having just borrowed it from my niece for want of something new to read. Apparently I am the only one who doesn’t know who Leon… Continue reading
