Know what?

If you sit in the front row of a theatre and occupy the last two available seats which are at the very farthest end, right up against the wall, the faces on the screen are horribly distorted.

I'm sure the cast of Far From the Madding Crowd is beautiful in real life, but whoa nelly. Tonight? They were all lopsided. And mis-shapen.

Regardless, it was pretty. Stunning cinematography.

And there were a few lessons to be learned:

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1. Put a fence up next to your cliffs.
2. Go for the shepherd.
3. (And here's where we both messed up ... Haha) Don't marry the first guy who kisses you.

Three Things I'm Thankful For:

1. Friends who have nothing to do on the Friday night of a long weekend.
2. Friends who are totally OK sitting in the worst seats in the theatre to watch a period drama.
3. Friends who suggest we go for coffee afterwards. To talk. At McDonald's. And eat McFlurries.

So random, so fun.

Shalom,
xo