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Whew! Nothing like a weekend without internet. I managed to keep myself occupied.
Mom told me she didn't want me to see The Da Vinci Code. When I replied that she really couldn't stop me from seeing it, she went into the explanation that it was "sacrilegious." When I asked her if she'd read the book or seen the movie, she said no. I asked where she'd gotten her information, she said on TV (televangelists). I made a point to say that a) it is a work of fiction, and b) the odds are that the televangelists hadn't read the book or seen the movie either. Mom doesn't argue her point very well.
Saturday was lunch with the moving![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
aceofspace and a long day of playing softball and catch with the family at my sister's house. I know I threw 200 or so pop-flies for the 10-year-old nephew and his cousin (he's 7) to catch. It was fun, but I was SOOOOO tired and sore this morning. The two boys are pretty good at throwing the ball themselves. The twin and I played the nephew and his cousin with bases and the twin reminded me of "ghostman," the spot holder/running who held the base when you didn't have enough players. I'd forgotten about using ghostmen to field the bases. I'll explain that to anyone who wants to know.
I did see two movies this weekend. I put the stuff behind cuts for the uninterested.
( Over The Hedge )
( See No Evil )
Though I didn't mind traveling for the weekend, I'm happy to be home.
Mom told me she didn't want me to see The Da Vinci Code. When I replied that she really couldn't stop me from seeing it, she went into the explanation that it was "sacrilegious." When I asked her if she'd read the book or seen the movie, she said no. I asked where she'd gotten her information, she said on TV (televangelists). I made a point to say that a) it is a work of fiction, and b) the odds are that the televangelists hadn't read the book or seen the movie either. Mom doesn't argue her point very well.
Saturday was lunch with the moving
aceofspace and a long day of playing softball and catch with the family at my sister's house. I know I threw 200 or so pop-flies for the 10-year-old nephew and his cousin (he's 7) to catch. It was fun, but I was SOOOOO tired and sore this morning. The two boys are pretty good at throwing the ball themselves. The twin and I played the nephew and his cousin with bases and the twin reminded me of "ghostman," the spot holder/running who held the base when you didn't have enough players. I'd forgotten about using ghostmen to field the bases. I'll explain that to anyone who wants to know.I did see two movies this weekend. I put the stuff behind cuts for the uninterested.
( Over The Hedge )
( See No Evil )
Though I didn't mind traveling for the weekend, I'm happy to be home.
