Tea With My Sister: Psycho Sisters

Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Psycho Sisters

Susan here. I'm really into bizarre holidays. Most of these wacky days have no known origin and are quazi-celebrated without rhyme or reason. And here's one of 'em. October 9th. Face Your Fears Day. So, OK. What's your fear? spiders? heights? public speaking? My biggest fear is taking a shower in an unlocked bathroom. I guess watching "Psycho" at the tender age of eight was probably not the wisest movie choice on my part. Where in the world was my mother?? And I'll never forgive my sister for making me watch it with her. (you know who you are).

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A Horse of a Different ColorOctober 10, 2012 at 4:12 PM
It put hair on your chest, sissy....Janet Leigh said she never took another shower after making that movie.
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SuZyQOctober 15, 2012 at 12:47 PM
I still blame you.
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Her Fearful Symmetry - by Audry Niffenegger. This gal wrote Time Traveler's Wife which I LOVED. This new book is equally as intriguing. Spooky, unearthly, hypnotic and not your predicatble feel good happy ending type of book. Loved it. Gave it 9 of 10 squeezes.
The Forgotten Garden - by Kate Morton. The cover was a painting of a cute little Cornish cottage with a walled garden. That, coupled w the title sold me on the book. Good story. Predictable ending but I enjoyed it. It gets 6 out of 10 squeezes.
Water For Elephants - Depressing story about circus life and nursing homes. I've read many books and thought they should make a movie of it. This wasn't one of them. But they are making a movie of it. I'll skip it.
Half Broke Horses by Jeannette Walls — Wonderful (mostly) true story of a turn of the century woman rancher/schoolteacher in Arizona. Great character, strong, independent and tells it like it is. I gave it seven out of ten squeezes. ~ Mary Catherine
The Help by Kathryn Stockett ~~Great peek into the whole White/Negro relationship in the deep south before and during the Civil Rights movement in the 60's. Lovely fictitious story that could very well have been true. I gave it 7 out of 10 squeezes. ~ Mary Catherine

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Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Psycho Sisters

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