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Showing posts with label Dolly Parton. Show all posts
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Friday, January 4, 2013

Shpello Shpour Shpeloved Shpeaders! (Hello Our Beloved Readers)


Shponight shpoes shponother shpeventful shpight!

Tonight we watched Joyful Noise - this time as a group!  A rather chuckle worthy chick flick staring DOLLY PARTON! (Bless her heart.)

Then we watched one of our member's favorite movies, How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days.

Memorable Quotes.
You would have thought his whole family was killed by Charlie Manson by the way he was singing! ~Shpaddy


I would hang a mirror on my fridge and watch myself eat all those calories.  And then when I have a heart attack  I would give myself CPR because I'M A NURSE! ~Joyful Noise


 A woman's purse is her secret source of power. There are many dark and dangerous things in there.  ~How to Lose A Guy in Ten Days.
The main entertainment of tonight's event was a certain members pet llama.  Seriously, who knew a llama could be so gosh-darn funny?  Before tonight I don't think any of us did!  If only we had videoed it, you could share in our mirth.  Alas, we were too busy laughing so hard the tears nearly ran down our legs that we didn't think to record the event.

So seriously - did anyone else wonder why this scene was even in Joyful Noise?  We're just not sure what it had to do with the plot.  I mean who watches themselves dance in the dark with their  dead husband?

We leave you with one last look at the cuties from our movies:
Jeremy Jordan

Gotta love that smile


Zapatos.....


Friday, January 27, 2012

"Joyful Noise" Review


A SHORT & SWEET REVIEW: It's a fabulous movie and you should all go see it. 

He's in the movie - does that help make the decision for you? ;)

The combination of Dolly Parton & Queen Latifa was sublime - they went together like butter & biscuits!  Would love to see them do more movies together...

The crazy chicas here at TTWT may not be southern, but they grew up in small-town Baptist churches so they could most definitely relate to the plot line.  Inlcuding the part where the mother doesn't let the daughter hang out with boys even though she's 16 already.  The choir's final musical number completely blew us away - it was indeed the icing on the cake.  Sorry to switch tenses on you there - just seemed more "movie reviewerish" to speak in 3rd person...