Kim left Nick and I alone. I figured it was time.
I pulled out the DVD.
I told Nick it was my favourite movie of all time.
After seeing it, he agreed with me.
I don't know what Nick's favourite part of the movie was but I imagine it was either the football fight scene with the giant metal eggs or the crashing the ship into Ming's wedding. He did talk about those parts more than anything else.
And he didn't fall asleep in the middle of it like someone else I know.
If you don't know that I'm talking about Flash Gordon, you don't know me at all.
Now I just have to get Lily to watch it, if I can pull her way from Toupie and Beanoo.
I pulled out the DVD.
I told Nick it was my favourite movie of all time.
After seeing it, he agreed with me.
I don't know what Nick's favourite part of the movie was but I imagine it was either the football fight scene with the giant metal eggs or the crashing the ship into Ming's wedding. He did talk about those parts more than anything else.
And he didn't fall asleep in the middle of it like someone else I know.
If you don't know that I'm talking about Flash Gordon, you don't know me at all.
Now I just have to get Lily to watch it, if I can pull her way from Toupie and Beanoo.
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1 comment:
The football fight scene IS one of the greatest parts of a movie...ever. And this from someone who, while I enjoy the movie well enough, doesn't strongly harbor a secret desire to make love to it on a daily basis, crying out "Ming!" at the final moment of ecstasy.
And, for God's sake, hold off on showing it to Lily! Otherwise, having the attention span of a toddler, she'll become interested in something else and leave, and you'll start crying about how this means your own daughter doesn't understand you at all. Nobody needs a sobby Lum.
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