Memories are amazing things
When I was seven years old, my cousin Michelle told me about a movie in which a man has his long-missing wife declared legally dead so that he can marry again.
What amazes me is that I still remember her telling me this. It's less amazing that
sarah_ovenall just saw it, since, well, she watches at least a movie a day.... Thanks, Sarah, for giving me a name for this memory (and thanks to georg in the comments for giving me another name for it).
What amazes me is that I still remember her telling me this. It's less amazing that
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"My Favorite Wife" and "Move Over, Darling"
(Anonymous) 2005-05-16 05:46 am (UTC)(link)"Move Over, Darling" was intended to be made as "Something's Got to Give," with Marilyn Monroe and Dean Martin in the roles Doris Day and James Garner ultimately played.
A pretty strange trip for something which began as a poem by Alfred, Lord Tennyson called "Enoch Arden," wouldn't you say?
The Anonymous Sparrow is glad to see you posting again.
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It was while we were visiting Abuelita, in 1972. (Or was it 1973?)
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The visit to florida must have been when we all stayed at Ocean Reef. My mother was expecting Danielle at the time, I remember golf carts,pitstachio pudding, dead coral and a wopper of an ear infection from that visit. And at 11 I was such a bitch.
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