
Linda tells us that today’s prompt was submitted by J-Dub, one of my favorite people in Blogland. The word is unbelievable. Which, if you know J-Dub, is perfectly believable.
I’m actually not quite sure what to write here, which in itself is unbelievable, not to mention inconceivable, as Vizzini from The Princess Bride is fond of saying.
The last movie Mary and I saw as residents of Chicago was The Princess Bride. We went out to the movie because I was pissed because we go a call late in the afternoon from the moving company telling me they wouldn’t get to our house until the next day. I wasn’t in a very good mood, so Mary said "Let’s go to Ford City and see The Princess Bride." After the movie, I was still in a crappy mood, but still had a few laughs.
Inconceivable? Possibly. Unbelievable? Not at all.

I love the Princess Bride!!! Glad you got a few laughs in too after the moving company delayed you. Packing and moving is stressful enough.
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It ended up being better anyway: We couldn’t move in until Sunday, anyway,, which meant if we had left Friday after the furniture went, we’d have ended up in a hotel for two nights. We ended up leaving at noon on Saturday and getting into Atlanta early Sunday morning, which was perfect.
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A great movie that I would like to see again. I love Peter Cook as the priest or was he a Bishop??
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I think I need to see Princess Bride again.
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I need to see it again because I was in such a crappy mood when I saw it.
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a great example of connecting it all –
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I might run around in circles for a while, but eventually I tie up all the loose ends…
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