Guess I stuck my foot in it so! haha Happy Spring Everyone!
By Marie Moody
Married to my Soulmate. Mother of 4, grandmother of 12, and great-grandmother of 2 and owner of 1 demanding black lab & I'm a retired Legal Assistant & pianist. I am also on disability due to Spinal Stenosis. I am now a blogger which I love very much & it keeps me busy & I also enjoy crocheting.
The meatloaf foot is hilarious! Magnificent vintage ‘M’ movie titles. Mary Poppins is a favorite childhood classic! I loved Julie Andrews when I was little, too. 🙂 Have a marvelous day, darlin’! xx
The Maltese Goonie Bird, I mean Falcon, sounds good. I’m going to have to searching a little searching for it though. I saw it mentioned as a goonie bird in some cartoon a long time ago. It has stuck in my head ever since. Ha!
These are some heavy-duty movies! My favorite is “Miracle on 34th Street.” Trivia: Matthew Garber and I were born on the same day (March 25 1956). Very sad how he died…
Hi Marie I hope all is well over there were in lockdown here in central London it’s boring but needed
Hope you are all coping with this well let’s hope we get back to normal by 2025 LOL
I recently watched a really good documentary on Judy Garland it was interesting some bits in it I never knew
Have a safestic week Marie and just don’t do anything I would like peeling a banan whilst standing on my head :
Marie,
The meatloaf foot is hilarious! Magnificent vintage ‘M’ movie titles. Mary Poppins is a favorite childhood classic! I loved Julie Andrews when I was little, too. 🙂 Have a marvelous day, darlin’! xx
That meat foot cracked me up!
Happy spring!
Fun post as always, Marie!!!
Happy Wednesday!
The Maltese Goonie Bird, I mean Falcon, sounds good. I’m going to have to searching a little searching for it though. I saw it mentioned as a goonie bird in some cartoon a long time ago. It has stuck in my head ever since. Ha!
Love all the funnies. That foot made me laugh out loud.
Love all the trailers. There’s some classics in there.
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Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday. Love you bunches, Marie. ♥
These are some heavy-duty movies! My favorite is “Miracle on 34th Street.” Trivia: Matthew Garber and I were born on the same day (March 25 1956). Very sad how he died…
Oh… Matthew was in “Mary Poppins.”
Hooray for spring, and a big, especially hooray for your husband’s clean bill of health!
Such classics you have there. Very nice. Thanks for hosting and I hope that you family is safe and healthy.