That's real whipped cream on my waffle and homemade syrup sliding off my pancake. We also watched Some Kind of Wonderful, which is a Christmas movie, because it has the word wonderful in the title, just like It's a Wonderful Life (but without the bad librarian stereotypes). My pancake-making friend had never seen it before, and we felt obligated to educate her about the '80s. She's too young to really remember the most unattractive fashion decade in American history. We still need to watch Pretty in Pink with her to further her education. And because I like Andrew McCarthy.
6 comments:
some kind of wonderful is obviously a very important film! pretty in pink is mainly just confusing. sixteen candles is better than pretty...I wonder how our siblings relate to those films.
I likePretty in Pink, and I don't remember Sixteen Candles very well. We should probably really have her watch Better Off Dead, too.
I haven't had a soiree in far too long.
And I haven't seen any of those movies!
That's the problem with being one of the older children, you miss the education you receive from being one of the younger children and watching/reading/doing what the older kids do. Go right out and see a John Hughes film.
I miss you guys...er, gals! The food looked really good!
Both Pretty in Pink and Sixteen Candles were, well(ahem), great movies from that era , but I would also add Girls Just Want to Have Fun as one of those classics.
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