The Silver Screen Oasis

Lomm wrote:Bookmarked and saved for future viewing. Thanks for posting!

Same Here PT!

I found this lovely video on YouTube:



...So happy to hear that Robert Osborne is interviewing Olivia deHavilland in Paris for TCM's Private Screening.

That video is lovely. They are so wonderful together.

Today thanks to this site I learned that Olivia and her sister Joan Fontaine were both still living. I wish them well!

That really is nice. They're not young ladies, bless them!

Kinda cute, but silly. So often we don't need to touch our wallets to spend, spend, spend -- online.

Hahahahaha! I need this.

I love this - its so cute and silly at the same time!!!

Man, this really "tickles my funny bone" ... Ha Ha Ha ... thanks for posting it Masha!!!

Believe me, Masha, many of us who are born and bred here often find aspects of American culture incomprehensible. The desire to ride and be tossed off the back of a ewe while "keeping up with the sheep" might not be a widespread urge among my countrymen, but I could be wrong.

The breadbasket midwest states are so rural and foreign to me. I live near a large city but travel a lot in the summers to visit the west, and we usually stop in a lot of random very small towns on the way. They're like another country. Little traditions, pastimes, day to day activities, what have you. A rodeo "stadium" in the middle of town with events 3-4 times a week; parades and town picnics all summer long. It's like Mayberry or something. I enjoy spending what limited time I do there when we stop, and find it all very interesting and charming...but I'm glad I live in a more technological urban world.