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« forgive me father for I have wrestled
upfront »


movie night

I surprised myself (and probably Amy) by choosing to rent a movie for us to watch that didn’t involve Jackie Chan, computer graphics, anime, or cheeky young men enjoying a caper. I’m glad I decided to watch The Royal Tenenbaums, because movies that stray from the usual formula give me hope for humanity.

- SiW



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