Tonight Kelly and I went to see Casablanca at the Stanford Theater in
Palo Alto. I love love love going to old theaters. My favorite part is the organ player in the beginning and end (if its not a silent film). It was so nice to go to a film and not have to take notes. The first time I saw this film was in film school. The cinematography is amazing, so if you haven't had the pleasure of seeing it, go out and rent it now!
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I'll be away on vacation in Yosemite Monday-Saturday, so expect lots of photos when I return!
7 comments:
Have a good vacation, Michelle! Can't wait to see all the pics you will take! I just love looking at all your pictures!
Hi Michelle,
Have you checked my site today? You won! My email address is on the site. Congrats!
Joni (of Yummers)
hope you are enjoying your vaca. Miss talking to ya and can't wait to see your pictures.
first of all...did u see that comment below...u won a prize!!! yippee! Congrats!
2nd id love to learn some basic photography tips from you. Thanks for posting the link ill be browsing through it.
3rd have a funtabulous vacation!!!
OH my that theater is beautiful!! I love old things lol! I wouldve loved to seen it there. Yosemite eehhh. Its so beautiful up there i know u are gonna get wonderful pictures!
hey Michelle!! that theatre is gorgeous!! I love those old ones....=) and thanks for the cute comments!! my tattoo was inspired by one I saw browsing the net, actually, I just changed a few things...and I rarely use watercolor pencils, either..but I had a set of Prismacolors and thought I'd give it a try and am sooo addicted!! lol...have fun!
When I read here in your post about Casablanca, I remembered my trip to Morocco last year. I liked Casablanca a lot, Casablanca is a beautiful city that rewards the visitor with an exciting concoction of European influenced ambience with the distinctive Moorish flavour of North Africa. Casablanca offers plenty to charm from the sheer spendor of the Hassan II Mosque to the narrow streets of the Medina.
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