Other Entertainments
I think it was around day three in Reno that I ran out of things I wanted to watch on Netflix. I wasn’t in a reading mood. I just wanted to work on my knitting and watch things when I was there alone, or even when I was able to be with my Pal (that will be my next entry). Since Daughter didn’t have cable, as I said before, I watched her Netflix or Hulu. So on to Hulu.
One of the first shows I ran across was Doris:
I loved how her friends were there for her, how she wasn’t afraid to try even though she was scared to death! Great cast!
Though the Age of Adaline had an interesting take about immortality, it merely points out how little the life of a woman has changed in the last few decades. Good for watching without analyzing, though.
The next time you want to have a good cry watch:
OMG!!!! My daughter’s cat and Kali were on either side of me as I loudly cried. I had to stop the movie and reassure them that I was okay. If you have had cancer or friends/family who have experienced this awful disease in their lives, use your own judgment as to whether or not you can handle this bittersweet film.
The trips to and from home were packed with music and podcasts. But maybe I should share that later.
Though I am still behind, I am still taking the #AtoZChallenge. To see how it is supposed to be done go here.
Darswords 
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