"That's Amore!"
I thought the "Moonstruck" poster would be a nice change for this day, as it is as romantic as pink hearts, or red, and I am sure all of us remembered when we wanted to be Loretta Castorini!!!!!!!! I have seen the film many times--it is MY Valentine's Day film-- and the first time i saw it, the whole segment with Loretta going shopping, getting her hair done, her transformation, and then finding love and the opera--oh, my God, how I wanted that!
And now, with David, I feel I do have it, and I am eternally grateful.
But, back in the day, I tried to "make myself Loretta" as much as possible. I bought one of those long coats that she wears early in the film, I stood on the steps of the house that served as the exterior, located in Brooklyn, and just a few blocks over, I walked around the corner, romantically delirious, (or, at least, acting so!) with the same aria from "La Boheme" blasting in my ear, thanks to--this is really dating myself, darlings--a Walkman. And, yes, I kicked a can!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes, I wanted "Moonstruck." And I got it, but in my own way. We all have to follow our own path, girls; which is one thing to be learned from Loretta.
So, a Happy Valentine's Day to everyone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I know this will never happen to you
https://www.shockcinemamagazine.com/godzilla.html
P.S. I presume that tomorrow being what it is, you will have something to say about the renaming of Aunt Jemima Syrup (Please note I did not write "rebranding.")
Snap out of it is one of my favorite movie quotes
Tom,
I am about to write my Shrove
Tuesday post, but not Aunt J!
Victoria,
I also like "It ain't over, till it's over."
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