I'm such a chick // A birthday of a young boy in short

[eumelia]

Just saw "Sleepless in Seattle" for the umpteenth time.

I love it.

I shouldn't. I don't believe this sort of thing happens in real life, it's also not my usual type of escapism. On the other hand, it being so fantastic (in the "fantasy" sense, not the "amazing" sense) it really does enable one to transcend their own expectations from reality.

I just witnessed my parents being all kissy-face.
And I'm quoting:
Mother:"When we met on [the place where they first met] and I shook your hand"
Father:"It was magic"

I'd be all awwww, if I didn't know they weren't just acting because of the movie.
In this case it's just a bit gross.

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My nephew had a birthday party today, which was very nice. It was a beautiful day and practically the entire family came to spend an entire afternoon outside, lounging under a tree with freshly baked cup-cakes and watermelon (the boy's favourite food of all times, excellent choice in 35C degrees if you ask me).

Good day.

Comments

[warlordkittens.livejournal.com]

Well hey. You don't always have to watch the realistic stuff, do you?

[eumelia.livejournal.com]

I, in fact, cannot remember the last time I watched anything "realistic" :D

[warlordkittens.livejournal.com]

Excellent! I, on the other hand, watch too much Yes Doco. Ugh.

[eumelia.livejournal.com]

That's not reality! That's documentary... big dif m'dear :)