So, I'm recovering from over stuffing myself yesterday. Good company and lots of good conversation with family.
Now I'm just relaxing with TCM on the tube as they play some of my favorite Alfred Hitchcock movies.
Can't go wrong with these thrillers. Set the TiVo if you can't enjoy now. Maybe your in one of those Black Friday lines....not me, I'm staying away from that madness
Anyways, here's a clip that may entice you....
North by Northwest
Friday, November 23, 2012
Thursday, November 22, 2012
Remembering Andy Williams and Christmas
Ever since I can remember Any Williams has heralded in the Christmas season with this holiday song
I'll still think of him and this song every Christmas to come.
I'll still think of him and this song every Christmas to come.
Rembering Squanto the, Catholic Indian of Thanksgiving
Here's a tribute to the Indian Squanto. A major part of the Pilgrim's story not told.
...he kind of saved the day for the pilgrims.
Squanto the Catholic Hero of Thanksgiving
...he kind of saved the day for the pilgrims.
Squanto the Catholic Hero of Thanksgiving
Fr. Barron: Skyfall...007, Ian Fleming Catholic Connection
Fr. Barron reviews Skyfall...I thought it was awesome. Some interesting facts about 007 and Ian Fleming his creator and the Catholic Connection.
I can relate to the "...not too old" message.
I can relate to the "...not too old" message.
Sunday, November 18, 2012
Elections + 2 Weeks
After the elections I just had to steer away from the news altogether. I went through an number of stages, most, who were disappointed with the election results, went through.
Anger, disgust, sadness, prayerful, contemplation, realization, and now while I'm not at the "at peace" stage, I'm more accepting of the state of life we're in today in our communities and a nation as a whole.
Accepting but not disengaged, and not without a path to follow. I came across this article by Fr. McCloskey that outlines much of my feelings.
Have a read and here's a thought ....how about a comment or two.
...hello is anybody out there?
The Recent Unpleasantness by Fr. McCloskey
Anger, disgust, sadness, prayerful, contemplation, realization, and now while I'm not at the "at peace" stage, I'm more accepting of the state of life we're in today in our communities and a nation as a whole.
Accepting but not disengaged, and not without a path to follow. I came across this article by Fr. McCloskey that outlines much of my feelings.
Have a read and here's a thought ....how about a comment or two.
...hello is anybody out there?
The Recent Unpleasantness by Fr. McCloskey
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