teddy k's on the prowl

SHOPPING!!!

went to the mall today to get all those tasty post-xmas sales. it was kinda like going to disneyland - lots of people, line-ups and a limited pay-off.

wierdest thing - ran into hart, anita and natasha molthagen there! hart looked thrilled being in a mall.

bought an edun t-shirt from saks 5th ave. and a pair of puma shoes - asha and felicia bought a lot of stuff.

after that went to the beach and another scenic place. beach was nice but pretty cold. went to some big expensive hotel for hot chocolate - it was right on the beach.

now we are watching "in good company" which is a pretty good movie. i'm totally bagged - me and felicia are both falling asleep.

saw lion, witch and wardrobe last night - it was good but not great.

tomorrow - the zoo!

"you're the kind of person that it's good to be in a foxhole with."

Comments

Loeppky family said…
i'm surprised you didn't like narnia more. i thought it was a very true interpretation of the book - slight differences but i appreciated how close it came and how honest it was in the interpretation of the saving grace. also, to comment on a couple posts ago... the verse about mary storing up all these things and pondering them in her heart.... so beautiful, so real.... i love that verse too.
12:14 AM
Santosh said…
part of the reason i may not have liked the film more is that i was quite tired - i think i dozed off a couple times.

maybe on a second viewing i will enjoy it more.
1:07 AM
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