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Apr. 4th, 2024 06:07 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dmxratedIt should say even more when, originally, I actually included tidbits that most people would consider too trivial to read without any bearing on subsequent events, such as one scene I randomly noticed on TV shortly before Dad took us to see A Bug's Life, that I would eventually filter out one day in December 2003.
That said, I noticed this on Wikipedia yesterday while verifying that movie's title:
5-year-old twins Sarah and Julie (Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen) are sweet but naughty, to the frustration of their single mother, Rhonda (Cynthia Geary). After overhearing her say she needs a break from them, they decide to run away to great-grandmother's house in Edgemont for Christmas.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/To_Grandmother%27s_House_We_Go
The line I heard was about how Rhonda needed a break from her kids and stuff.
https://youtu.be/B-3apzeH0PA?si=vU8R-I6dXHDshGTR&t=86
So it was the scene that kickstarts the plot of the same movie Marie and I would see a later scene of, where the twins ride in Santa's sleigh and command two "reindeer" to fly, only for the nose and antlers to fall off and reveal them as horses when they run through a roadblock or something.
Well, most importantly in any case, here's how I started to keep track of day-by-day events in the first place, as I would describe more than a year after hosting Chronicles of 7th Grade:
https://dmxrated.dreamwidth.org/337690.html
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Brian came over unexpectedly last night, and specified when I asked, that he will likely be here until Sunday. Good thing yesterday was my last day working for this week, with my next one on Monday.
That said, I noticed this on Wikipedia yesterday while verifying that movie's title:
5-year-old twins Sarah and Julie (Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen) are sweet but naughty, to the frustration of their single mother, Rhonda (Cynthia Geary). After overhearing her say she needs a break from them, they decide to run away to great-grandmother's house in Edgemont for Christmas.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/To_Grandmother%27s_House_We_Go
The line I heard was about how Rhonda needed a break from her kids and stuff.
https://youtu.be/B-3apzeH0PA?si=vU8R-I6dXHDshGTR&t=86
So it was the scene that kickstarts the plot of the same movie Marie and I would see a later scene of, where the twins ride in Santa's sleigh and command two "reindeer" to fly, only for the nose and antlers to fall off and reveal them as horses when they run through a roadblock or something.
Well, most importantly in any case, here's how I started to keep track of day-by-day events in the first place, as I would describe more than a year after hosting Chronicles of 7th Grade:
https://dmxrated.dreamwidth.org/337690.html
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Brian came over unexpectedly last night, and specified when I asked, that he will likely be here until Sunday. Good thing yesterday was my last day working for this week, with my next one on Monday.