Mary's Rambles for Thursday
Thursday is sort of movie day. Last week I recommended one with Russel Crowe. Tonight I recommend, Must Love Dogs. Okay so it's not about wine. They drink one in the movie and in my book that counts.
2005 Must Love Dogs
John Cusack
Diane Lane
Elizabeth Perkins
Christoper Plummer
Blurb:
Sarah Nolan, a preschool teacher in her thirties, is recently divorced. Her family's new pet project is to find her a boyfriend. After a series of disastrous, but hilarious, dates she decides to swear off dating for good. Her well-meaning family and friends are not going to let her give-up quite so easily though. Her sister enrolls her in on-line dating and includes the description of "must love dogs." She loves dogs but doesn't own one of her own, so she borrows her brother's dog to meet Jake Anderson at the dog park; he, too, had to borrow a dog. Could true love wag its tail for these two?
If you need to watch a fun movie, check this out. It will go well with a sparkling wine or a Riesling.
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2005 Must Love Dogs
John Cusack
Diane Lane
Elizabeth Perkins
Christoper Plummer
Blurb:
Sarah Nolan, a preschool teacher in her thirties, is recently divorced. Her family's new pet project is to find her a boyfriend. After a series of disastrous, but hilarious, dates she decides to swear off dating for good. Her well-meaning family and friends are not going to let her give-up quite so easily though. Her sister enrolls her in on-line dating and includes the description of "must love dogs." She loves dogs but doesn't own one of her own, so she borrows her brother's dog to meet Jake Anderson at the dog park; he, too, had to borrow a dog. Could true love wag its tail for these two?
If you need to watch a fun movie, check this out. It will go well with a sparkling wine or a Riesling.
Comments
My favorite wine is really expensive - its Kistler chardonnay. I tasted it once at a Masters of Food & Wine event in Carmel, California and it forever ruined me for all other chards. There's a restaurant here in Northern California where I live that serves it by the glass, so my friend and I treat one another every birthday. When the waiter puts it down on the table, we both just stare at our glasses for a giddy minute then greedily lift our glasses to our lips like we're underage and our parents are rushing in the door to stop us. Yes, Mary it's THAT good. Best, Mary Kennedy Eastham, Author, The Shadow of a Dog I Can't Forget (Published), The Possibilities of Love (looking for a publisher) and my first novel Night Surfing which I hope to finish by Christmas...