So, in the wee hours of Sunday morning, Mrs. Curley hears the pitter-patter of feet run to the bathroom. She goes to investigate and catches youngest (~7 years old) son popping a Reese' Peanut Butter Cup into his mouth in the bathroom. Mrs. Curley asks son where he got this prohibited food: "Cleaning out the car on Saturday" (Who knows how long it had been there). Mrs. Curley asks him why he is eating it now: "Because Saturday is Lent and Sunday is not."
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Watched the "Glen Miller Story" with Jimmy Stewart last night. Made me want to do some dancing with Mrs. Curley. Several years ago I took my oldest son and daughter (both played in a band; trumpet and clarinet respectively) to see the Glen Miller Band on tour. They sounded just like the original-but it seemed funny to sit there and listen and not dance. The movie itself is not a particular classic (and possibly not particularly accurate), but a good time with some good music-including Louis Armstrong playing (and singing) "Basin Street Blues". Number one daughter says this is her favorite scene in the movie.
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