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Started by Marilyne, March 29, 2016, 03:20:53 PM

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Today at 10:52:25 AM

I can't seem to generate an interest in either of my two new gift books,  so I'm going to put them aside for a while, and find other things to read.  I haven't decided what,  but I may take a short drive to the library this afternoon, and see what's new  (or old)  in LARGE print. 

A few weeks ago,  I watched a good older movie from 1989 . . . Field Of Dreams,  starring Kevin Costner,  James Earle Jones,  Burt Lancaster and others.  I highly recommend it to everyone here, even if you saw it back when It was in theaters.  The theme will mean much more to you now that you're 35 years older than you were the last time you saw it!  It's a "feel good" movie with a unique storyline . . .  a mixture of fantasy and reality.  I had forgotten about it, but now that I've rediscovered it, I hope others will also.  The color has faded over the years, so the cornfield and the baseball diamond aren't as bright as they were when the movie was new, but that doesn't detract from the magical story.  It's playing for free, on Amazon Prime.
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