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Monday, October 5, 2009

Somewhere Over the Rainbow: The Wizard of Oz

Well, my kids go to experience what some might call "an oldie, but a goodie" last night when we watched The Wizard of Oz. Is it me, or has that movie always been that full of singing? Man, it's was like every other sentence lead to a song. Not that it's a bad thing - my kids did seem to enjoy it, which was a good thing. I just remember it a little bit differently from when I was a kid. Still, it's always nice to see the bad guys get it in the end, even if it was only with a bucket of water.


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