Showing posts with label childhood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label childhood. Show all posts

Thursday, April 28, 2011

Thursday Confessions

It's been a while since I did a Thursday Confessions post, and I have a juicy one...

Literally...juicy...

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1.) My favorite part of spring time are the "Wormy Rains".  When it rains so hard that all the worms come crawling out on the sidewalk to avoid dying a slow, painful death.  When I was little my mom and I would walk outside and try to find all the worms in the middle of the rain.  It was disgusting and fascinating all at the same time.  I still won't touch them (NASTY!) But whenever I see a wormy rain, like today, it brings me back and makes me smile.

2.) I actually took work time today to watch the new HARRY POTTER TRAILER!! It gave me chills.  I am a huge HP nerd and am already planning my premiere party. 
Golden Snitch Cakes, anyone?



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3.)  I have finally entered the world of Twitter: @ScarletCardinal  Frankly, it scares me.  I would love some advice, tips, suggestions on what and how to tweet.  Those of you who are more experienced please weigh in!


Happy Thursday!

Thursday, March 24, 2011

Thursday Confession

So I got a text from my mom saying, "Peter Pan is coming to Chicago for eight weeks only, starting ON MY BIRTHDAY!" That's Peter Pan the musical, not the movie. Now, the reason that is significant..aside from my mom getting ready to turn the ripe old age of...HA just kidding, Mom, I won't tell...YET!

Seriously though, that's significant because as a kid I was obsessed with all things Peter Pan.  To this day Hook is still my favorite movie to watch when I'm sick.

I remember when the Mary Martin version would play on TV around Easter...anyone else? Does it still come on?


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 Anyhoo, I loved that show and I went to see it with my mom when I was a kid.  When we were walking to the car I was talking a mile a minute about how we could do our own Peter Pan play at home, and my mom could be Wendy and I'd be Peter and we'd just string ropes up to the ceiling fans in the Family Room that Dad would operate.  Brilliance.  Sheer Brilliance. 

Clearly my acting debut never came to fruition, but I still get all excited thinking about the show, and the story of Peter Pan.  The message of staying young at heart never gets old..(sorry for the pun).

Do you have anything from your childhood that still makes you feel like a kid today?  For me that will always be Peter Pan...what's yours?


PS--Mine and Sean's Anniversary is next week.  2 years already!  Tune in for our wedding story in 3 parts (it's a good one, I promise!)
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