It's been so busy lately, what with guests, baseball coaching, conventions and "providing structure for the kids," I forgot to post this last week: My Smile Politely column on being a complete sap.
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2 comments:
The scene that always moves me to tears is the end of "le bella vida". Life is beautiful. If you have seen it, you know the scene I refer to. It's a movie that makes you laugh when you feel sad, and cry when you fee happy.
Very good article Dan. I enjoyed reading it and I can sympathize. After reading "Where the Red Fern Grows" was the first time I shed major tears for a book or movie.
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