IF I had a car, I'd be there. Not with a date...Feb 14th is Singles Awareness Day for me LOL. But I'd go to support Nick and to devour that 4 course italian dinner.  I'd bring Alessio in my heart. LOL.

I just thought it was awesome cool the movie they chose for Valentines Day.

I agree with you, too, P.J.! That is a NICtastic and romantNIC idea! Speaking of "Al", currently I`m reading the second book for the second time, I`m almost finished with it, and I enjoy reading it again very much!

You can make yourself (with your dear husband, of course) a NICe and romantNIC evening, too, Lady T.! You could cook a romantNIC, italian dinner for you both and watch "Moonstruck"! At least, that is the movie, I plan on watching that evening! I think, that fits perfect for that day!

LOL. Yes, I know, what that means, and I know NICxatly where in the book that "scene" appears! And, this afternoon I almost got to finish it, but was disturbed! But, tomorrow, I will finish it, for sure! I love, how you describe the characters, the scenes, the great changes of scenes (from good times to the cruel "slasher" and visions- times)! You are, indeed, talented! Keep it up!   O dear! Well, I`m sure, you come up with something, that puts him out of it, again!  Looking forward, to read it, when it`s finished!

Here  he is...

The picture is of a man who doesn't know who he is. Through a trauma brought on by one of his captors, he's gone catatonic. His hair is stringy because it dried naturally after he came out of the lake... no blowdrying, no product, no comb.  Alessio was left to die underwater in the museum. But you and I both know Tony won't let that happen.   He's conscious and he's walking around after being held for a week but he's completely unaware of who he is.  All he knows is he's being pulled in a certain direction. Yes...in this one he's the world's tallest homing pigeon.  

In this story, this apparently homeless derelict runs into all kinds of people. Some help him, some hurt him. He's like a frightened wild lost thing. In this one we see jow tyhe love of his friends and family, and the kindness of total strangers get Alessio found and taken care of.

I did watch ICHTY, and although I couldn't get to kalamazoo (an hour from here) I watched Moonstruck here at home.

Happy that my movies that I ordered arrived safe and sound. The Croods, Astro Boy and G-force among them.  I had never seen G-Force but had seen interviews where Nick talked about voicing the mole. I loved it. Loved the voice he used.  Of course I saw The Croods in the theaters, but I loved it so much I've already watched it twice. TaaDaaaaaa!

I've been a bit under the weather, so Alessio is getting a reprieve while I get over the ailment du jour. We've been having some awful weather here.

I hope to be back on either INHERIT THE MOON or  FATHOM tomorrow.

Kill Circle!!!! All in all it's a very nice film. I'm sure you've seen the interviews where Nick said he was very proud of it. It does pull on the heart strings.

I do believe Al was looking over my shoulder this afternoon as I blocked out another scene. I'm sure I heard -- in a faint whimpery voice -- "Stand in..." 

Sit down Mr. Singer. Singers don't have stand ins. Actors do. So sit your skinny but down and hush.

yes, back to writing.