summer nights.

tonight a couple of my girls and i went and watched JAWS at victory park… i love love love movies in the park during the summer! i just might end up at victory park every tuesday night this season. they are showing some rocking old school movies: the princess bride, ferris bueller’s day off, ghostbusters, singin in the rain, back to the future… good stuff!!

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Published:: July 1, 2008 / 11:53 pm

Category:: dallas, glimpses of life, movies, summer sun

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Mel 7.2.08 / 5am

You’re rocking that hat girl!!

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debraparker 7.2.08 / 10am

I want so badly to watch a movie at the park. I think they do that at discovery green here in Houston. It might have something to do loving that part of the movie The Wedding Planner.

I am planning a surprise date night with Ernest at discovery green. They do dancing on Tuesday nights.

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Shelley Richardson 7.3.08 / 11am

Hey, wait, they have grass that tall in Texas? When I lived there, it was only dirt and weeds. Anyhow, it makes for a nice backdrop. I love the hat! Hey, we have movies in the park every week night in M’boro….come “home” and I’ll prove it to you! All last week was The Goonies!!!!

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i’m ginger and, chances are, i like you.

i’m from nashville. but i live in downtown dallas now. i’m a daughter. friend. sister. believer. dreamer. lover of all things beautiful.

i spend much of my time editing books, which is my job. (don’t let the absence of uppercase fool you.) when i’m not at work, you can usually find me on a patio with some friends enjoying some nice wine and good conversation.

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