Friday, February 3, 2012

A Few Friday Things....

Gentle Readers and Dear Friends I am totally at a loss for a title today - sometimes I can try for clever, sometimes just saying it does it, but today, who knows!!

Let me start with a "Tis the Season" update snap...


there are actually a few more stitches than this but as you can see the red bird is complete and now the "vine doth creep."  I have a few WIP's and and actually contemplating another start - I know I will weaken as the days more on and will probably have a new start soon...  how can one resist!!
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Tonight we start off the weekend with a super treat!!  A friend/coworker of Rico's gave us....


... two tickets to the Symphony tonight - so we are going to hear some wonderful music!!  The conductor is Herbert Blomstedt and the music they are featuring is Mozart's Piano Concerto No 9 and Tchaikovsky's Symphony No 5.  We are going out to dinner first then on to the Symphony for a really nice evening out!!
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I caught to flickers last night - both comedies...  the first was an older film "A Big Hand for a Little Lady" - 1966 - starring Henry Fonda, Joanne Woodward, Jason Robards, Paul Ford, Charles Bickford, Burgess Meredith and Kevin McCarthy.

It is a film I have seen before  - but not in along time.  It has a great twist at the end and is totally worth a look!! 

The second film is a more recent comedy "Coneheads" - 1993 - starring Dan Aykroyd, Jane Curtin, David Spade , Michael McKean and Michelle Burke.


Based on a SNL skit this full length movie is just as funny!!  I'm a big SNL fan and totally enjoy this film every time I have seen it!!  There you go two funny films  - giv'em a try.
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That's about it for today sports fans.  Thanks for stopping by, do stop again.  I loved reading your comments form yesterday!!!  Thank you so much!

Take care,
edgar

28 comments:

  1. Sounds like a wonderful evening! Enjoy dinner and the Symphony. Love the red bird and looking forward to seeing the vine grow. Those are two very different movies! I really liked the "Coneheads" - a bit of silly is always good. I haven't seen the first one, but will put it on the list.

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  2. Gorgeous work on the cardinal. I have the chart and your work on it is really making me want to start it.

    Enjoy the symphony!

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  3. A very cultured evening Edgar, enjoy it.

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  4. The BBD is looking gorgeous! How nice of Rico's friend/coworker to give such a thoughtful gift! Can't wait to hear how you enjoyed the symphony! Blessings, Shirlee

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  5. Tis the Season is looking beautiful! The red bird is just gorgeous. Enjoy your night out - sounds like a lot of fun! I used to love watching the Coneheads on SNL.

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  6. I love the look of the cardinal. What thread is that red? The coloring is gorgeous. I know you will enjoy the symphony, I too love symphony music.

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    1. Thanks Amy - the red is Belle Soie "Poison Apple" - a great shade!!

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  7. Tis the Season is coming along nicely, love it.
    Have fun at the symphony.
    Teresa's Heartfelt Stitches

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  8. Tis the Season is looking wonderful!

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  9. Love your Tis the Season! Lucky you and Rico going to the symphony. I was just saying we need to do that sometime. Have a great time!

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  10. Excellent progress on Tis The Season! I have always loved this pattern. Ooh, the symphony! Enjoy. I love that kind of music.

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  11. So beautiful Edgar! Your stitching and choice of Color is perfect :) hope you and Rico have a nice time tonight.

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  12. Your cardinal looks fabulous! What a wonderful evening you have planned!

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  13. Enjoy dinner and the symphony tonight!! :)

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  14. Edgar,

    I hope you and Rico have a great time tonight.

    I love your red bird! Did you use the called for color of silk?

    Have a wonderful weekend.

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  15. Love that cardinal! What a great treat, the symphony! Enjoy!

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  16. Tis the Season is looking super. Hope the symphony and your big night out was fun. Can't wait to hear about it. Happy Weekend!

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  17. The cardinal is so pretty. Love those birds. How luck you get to go to the symphony. How nice. What nice friend that is. Enjoy.

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  18. I love your cardinal, Edgar - the colors are gorgeous!

    Enjoy your evening at the symphony.

    I've just started a weekly "party" on my blog - I would love it if you would visit there and link up to this post ;)

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  19. oooo well done on tis the season and hope you enjoy your concert at the symphony :) ... love mouse xxxx

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  20. I hope you enjoyed the symphony last night! We are looking forward to a recital on Sunday evening - flute, harp and piano, so that should be a lovely, relaxing evening. I would like seasons tickets to our NAC Orchestra, especially the Pops series, but unfortunately it's not in the budget. That's why I like the Recital series since it's by donation.

    Tis The Season is such a gorgeous stitch! It looks lovely so far and I'm looking forward to seeing more.

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  21. Wow - you are almost there with "Tis the Season". Still in my 'to stitch' pile! Hope you had fun at the symphony! I haven't done that in a long time - hmmm, may have to get some tickets for mother's day and take my mom for a night out!

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  22. Tis the season looks lovely. Enjoy the symphony.

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  23. Tis The Season looks wonderful Edgar! I love The Coneheads and am also a SNL fan...the original cast. Rosanna Rosanna Dana would just have me laughing to tears. I think I will check Netflix for some of the earlier seasons. Thanks for the reminder!

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  24. Edgar, I love the 'Tis the Season design. It is on my "have to stitch one day" list (together with about 200 more designs...)

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