Emily Tucker

movies

This Week

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Am Listening To:

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The Digi Scrap Show

: Episode where Becky Higgins discusses how Project Life was started and her scrapbooking career.. its a good listen check it out 

-My baby girl snoring on the couch :)

Am Watching:

-Vampire Diaries: I just might be obsessed with vampires but this show rocks and um not to mention some cute guys. 

-Biggest Loser: as always I love this show and glad Anna Kournikova<=Probably spelled wrong, is not back but still miss Jillian!! 

-What's Your Number: Cheesy funny and chick flicky but I loved it!

-The Ides of March: Love a good political movie, would have liked a little more resolution at the end but oh well. 

Am Reading:

-A Sane Woman's Guide to Raising a Large Family by Mary Ostyn: loving this book its a great family reference.. large family or not.

-Family Feasts for $75 a Week by Mary Ostyn: lots of great ideas in this one so far too. 

Am Thinking About:

-My personal struggles with fear and dislike.

Want To Do:

-Get scrappin more and get Hayden to sleep through the night but I'm not gonna bother trying to get to that second item.. lol..

moovies

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The Blind Side
The Hubs and I love watching movie and have our own personal collection of favorites, somewhere around 125-150. We also have Netflix and watch a lot of movies with that, ones sent to us and online. We occasionally even go to a RedBox and rent one there because we are desperate for something new.

So last Thursday we actually both had the day off from work so of course we watched 2 new movies.

First: The Blind Side with Sandra Bullock. I personally love true story movies and this is a heartfelt one and definitely encourages me as a Christian to offer myself up to God as his servant more. A great watch for the family I would definitely recommend this to anyone. Rated: PG-13 (there is a fight and references to drugs), My Rating: 5 Stars

Second: Sherlock Holmes with Robert Downey Jr., Jude Law and Rachel McAdams. Strangely I am a girl that actually enjoys action as long as there is a storyline. This was fabulously done, the characters are  a more realistic version of Holmes and Watson, not stuffy old British men as they seem in other movie versions but more raucous and still very intelligent. I thoroughly enjoy almost all of Downey's films as he   is a very strong actor and never fails in his roles. This was a very different part for McAdams but I can see why she wanted to play it, its much more fun and opposite her other roles in past. Maybe not best suited for the under 10 year old range due to its references to the occult (shown to be false so possibly a learning experience)and some swear words. Guy Ritchie has scored again, hopefully they can do a  sequel well. Rated: PG-13, My Rating: 4 stars

sex & the city

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okay so i admit i'm a little lame.. i went all by myself to see

Sex and the City

on thursday and it was wonderful. so it wasn't my first time seeing a movie alone, this is also something i had to do to see marie antoinette. i am realizing that i don't have the nerve to ask any of my girlfriends to do these types of things. however i believe my friends have the potential but i haven't used the resources. i am so lame. but i loved the movie but wish i could have loved it with someone else.