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// Movie Night Rituals

It's more important than we think. We're hunkering down once again for our holidays (school's out until...?), and really excited (and I mean really really ecstatic) for our quiet tucked away downtime with all things warm and cozy, —fun, agreeable bites included. 'Waiting patiently here for my movie surprize of the night. Thanks Jan! for our soft lemon meringue puffy clouds escape. After 7 feels so-soo good. What we're watching after the jump...

// Currently Watching: Dr. Death (TV Series 2021)

As if we need anymore spooks with what's already out there... "I don't have complications." says Dr. Christopher Duntsch, played by our loved Joshua Jackson (Cole, from 'The Affair'), in this 2021 series: Dr. Death. With more screen favourites— Alec Baldwin, Christian Slater, and did I see correctly?, Yes! Kelsey Grammer! indeed, it's a must-watch in my neck of the woods. "Ted Bundy was a good worker too." #Gahhh

 

 

// Things Summer...

Outdoor zen moments always have that magnetic appeal, pulling me closer, quieting the mind, and feeling grateful for all the good in our lives. #thatsummerglow #crashingwaves and #lipstick! Here's to the best of all: good health, and staying safe and connected with our family and friends. More summer notes after the jump...

// What To Watch: The Good Fight, Season 5

Our good and trusted friend, Mandy Patinkin, via well loved Homeland is back on television, joining the cast of The Good Fight for Season 5. Already in full entourage action as self-appointed Judge Hal Wackner, he's set up a kangaroo court of sorts in a back alley (of sorts too), and well... he's laugh out loud hilarious with lots of questionables in the mix. "Once There Was a Court..."

 

 

 

// The Many Shades of Winter...

Serendipity. Paris feels in New York. Last weekend, Saturday evening to be exact, we watched this romance-comedy-drama, and loved everything about it! Conrad (Jason Bateman) is absolutely hilarious, his best friend Dylan (Billy Crudup) forever suspicious, and Beatrice (Olivia Wilde) exudes pure grace with a touch of the mysterious. It's the kind of movie you snuggle right into without realizing it, —agreeable crackers, nibbles of a favourite hard cheese and a cup of hot and cozy tea (or hot chocolate, or warm red...) close by, for the full experience it truly is. The soundtrack is both enchanting and refreshing. I laughed so hard while enjoying the slower pace of it all. And I'm still envisioning that ~wave lounge chair! in the psychiatrist's office. "What?, but I've lived here since birth." These are the days of winter too. :) 'Hello to our weekend...