Hooooow many times have I seen Annie? It must be a number in the hundreds. Add to that the number of times I've listened to or sung the music, seen the play...and, oh, yeah - there was that time I DIRECTED THE SHOW IN HIGH SCHOOL. Well, technically that was the sequel, but still, I was immersed in the story for like 4 straight months. So imagine my surprise when tonight, I'm just sitting here, minding my own business, being mom of the year by ordering pizza, cuddling up with the girls and having an Annie-watching pajama party - singing along with every single number and... what? Tears? What the...? Tonight, I saw a completely different story. See, there's this girl. An orphan. Let's call her...Annie. She's a pretty good kid, looks out for others, sings very sweetly. She's living in hell, but it's all she's ever known. She can imagine something better - she just doesn't know how to find it. She makes a couple of attempts at escape, but finds tha
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1) a baby swan is called a cygnet
2) Stephen Douglas was Lincoln's secretary of state
3) James Buchanan was the only bachelor president
4) The Matisse Museum is in Nice
5) The Dashwood family is mentioned in the first line of "Sense and Sensibility", NOT Pride and Prejudice.
...among other things.
let the blogosphere know when you get the chance.
oh and one thing Amy forgot to mention that she "learned" -
The first book of the new testament is Matthew.
I was mocking that they would even ask that.. sorry for the confusion. Proceed.