just finished watching "jersey girl" on cable. talk about a said father movie! anyway, loved it! i want my daughter to be like the girl. didn't catch her name from the credits at the end. she was sooo cute.

wait a minute?!

did i just say that!?

how old am i????

rhetorical question, people! don't need answers.

anyway, good movie...sorry....good chick flick...yeah, that sounds more manly.

went to dickens on the strand yesterday. it was fun but i didn't take my camera. forgot batteries and then i forgot the camera itself. sol got a picture taken with santa claus. i must have seemed like a rude mexican because i was stuffing food or something into my mouth when sol caught eye of santa and mrs. claus and started waving. they came over and couldn't say much except grunts and mmm's. i distinctly remember smiling so that should give me points. anyway, i thrust sol into santa claus' arm but she gets fussy so mother has to get her while better half takes a picture. anyway, it was a cool time. saw a civil war reenactment camp. AWESOME!!!!!!!! you know me and the 60's...the 1860's!!!! sol rode an ephelant (elephant) and sat on a cavalry horse belonging to an, i believe, a confederate master sgt. it could have been a staff sgt., but i can't remember and my papers are way too lost to find. there was playing in the snow (half melted ice) and in the parade, i got to see the great great grand son of charles dickens himself. good old mark looks almost like his ancestor, i think. then again, i might be thinking about mark twain so who the hell knows. a french whore (actress), just in case there was some doubt there, was doing a skit with her compatriots and was telling my better half that they don't dance for free. this because the three other girls were dancing to a bag pipe player at one ofthe squares. needless to say, it gave my better half ideas. oh well. as long as i get some support from the venture, don't you think....:)

shits and giggles, everyone.