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InkHeart
I am always on the lookout for movies that we can take Madison too. It is a great reward for a job well done, and she is old enough now to enjoy the movie theater. However, finding appropriate movies can be a real challenge. A movie with Brendan Fraser however is usually a winner in my book. I read somewhere that he only wanted to do movies his kids can see, and he has held true to that with his latest movie. Have you seen the trailer for InkHeart yet? If not, you can watch the trailer here. I tried to embed it but it autoplays which annoys people including myself.
Now, after watching the trailer, I want to go see this movie. This movie opens in a couple of days, and we are seriously considering going to it. From what I’ve seen so far, the plot is that a book comes to life when Brendan’s character reads it. However, something happens and they get stuck in a story in one of the books and have to get out. I haven’t seen this movie get a whole lot of press, so I definitely want to draw your attention to it, because I think it looks that good. My favorite line has to be Helen Mirren’s character says “I prefer a story that has the good sense to stay on the page where it belongs”.
If you go and see it, let me know what you think!

It seems like fate
As I wrote in my other post, my cousin recently died. My cousin was beautician and had been doing my mother’s hair for the last 33 years. She really needed a perm, however, she was waiting for my cousin to get better. Obviously, that did not happen. My mom made an appointment at the same place that I had my hair done at for my wedding. We had great service at that time, and she remembered that it seem like an older person place. They put her with a wonderful woman named Michelle.
You know how you get to talking to the beautician doing your hair? Well, my mom and Michelle started talking. They talked about how they both grew up on farms — her in DePere, my mom in Suring (now Suring is an hour north of Green Bay and has about 500 people living there). When my mom said Suring, Michelle was like I know somebody from there. My mom was like “Oh really! Who?” Michelle said “Well her mom’s name started with a B. I think it was Beulah.” Well, Beulah was my aunt. She died several years ago of ovarian cancer. The person she knew was my cousin Carmen. Carmen died 12 years ago. She was 6 months pregnant and in the hospital for kidney infection. She had a brain anerism and died instantly. She was a first grade teacher at the time. Honestly, it was the sadest funeral I have ever went too. Not only was my family shook up, there were all these little kids there who understood to varying degrees what was going on. Well, Michelle’s daughter had Carmen as a teacher. The school put a memorial bench in Carmen’s honor. Michelle was the one who collected the money to get that done.
Now, Green Bay isn’t a small town, so for my mom to run into this lady is just well odd. I am glad she met her. It was like it was meant to be. When she was telling this story, I felt like I should be sitting in some home theater seating and eating popcorn, because this whole situation feels like it came out a movie.
Ever have something like this happen to you?







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