Tuesday, May 10, 2005
On May 5, 2005 we went to the movies. With Koo, Margaret, Joyce, and MaryLou we met outside the Harkins Theatres at the Chandler Mall at 4:00 p.m. It was a matinee and the ticket cost $6.50. We bought Pepsi and popcorn, dressed the latter with grated cheese and salt and took the food and the drinks in the cinema hall. Next we saw an American movie - A Lot Like Love whose release date was April 22, 2005. The official site of the movie is at http://www.a-lot-like-love.com.
A Lot Like Love is a romantic comedy about love at first sight, destiny, connection and friendship. It traces the relationship of Oliver (Ashton Kutcher) and Emily (Amanda Peet) who meet first at the airport in Los Angeles, next on the plane, and in New York City. The story covers seven years of their connection - from the time when they are acquaintances to the moment when they realize that they are real friends who have fallen in love with each other. It takes Oliver and Emily seven years to figure out that maybe what they really have is something...a lot like love.
Sunday, May 08, 2005
May 3, 2005,Tuesday, was an English Tea Day. The Student Council treated all the teachers to an old-fashioned English tea with sweet breads, scones, sticky buns and cookies. The breakfast was available at 6:30 a.m. That was the way the Student Council had decided to show its appreciation of all of our hard work.
Wednesday, May 04, 2005
On our way back from school we took pictures of a dairy farm which is in our neighborhood. It is special for one more reason - it is a dairy with a Web site: http://www.dugansdairy.com. We did not visit it as it was Monday and on Monday there are no tours. Maybe we can make it on a Saturday - May 7, May 14 or May 28!
After the concert Koo and her peer Margaret took me to a chiropractic where for the first time in Arizona I experienced the massage of a chiropractic. I felt good when it finished, though while they were massaging me occasionally it was very painful especially in the back area. The friendly chiropractcs explained to me that the reason was the stress of my profession. I did not argue.