Themeless Thursday

I wish I owned this coffee mug and had a few truffles…I wish I was still a Washington Nationals fan…Even though it was Jesse’s (Aaron Paul) story, I wish there had been more Walter White (Bryan Cranston) flashbacks in El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie…As the tall grass blows and bends, I wish I had not watched In The Tall Grass…I wish I was optimistic that Manchester United could beat Liverpool this Sunday…Some days I wish I had a ghostwriter for this blog…

16 responses to “Themeless Thursday”

  1. Goodness, goodness! I bet, if you really wanted, you could find a truffles coffee mug. Along with some truffles to go with it. ๐Ÿ˜‰

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    1. Now I have to go back to that candy shop tomorrow for truffles and to see if they will sell me their window display.๐Ÿ˜

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  2. I just saw that El Camino, Breaking bad was a great series.

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    1. I loved Breaking Bad and Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul were fantastic together.๐Ÿ™‚

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    1. Since Iโ€™m no longer a Nationals fan and can no longer wear my Bryce Harper Washington Nationals jerseys, I will happily be wearing my Yankees sweatshirt tonight. Go Yankees!!๐Ÿ˜

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  3. Looking forward to watching El Camino, and Iโ€™ve read good things.
    Is In the Tall Grass worth seeing? Seems to have mixed reviews, but the source material is promising, to say the least.
    And maybe MUFC will surprise you this weekend?! Maybe not…

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    1. I had issues with both movies, but while the Breaking Bad gang could overcome a few of my issues, the same cannot be said of In The Tall Grass. I should have read the novella by Stephen King and his son instead.๐Ÿ™‚

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  4. I also wish Man Utd could beat Liverpool on Sunday.

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    1. All my teams are losing lately, so probably a good idea to skip watching the match.๐Ÿ˜

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