ARIA UPDATE

My daughter, Aria got into our Tantallion Community Theatre production of "Little Women" the musical for the holidays. I don't know much of the musical...just both versions of the movie. I think she's playing the youngest daughter. I told Aria that community theatre is good to build up a performance resume. I'm just glad this has regained her confidence after a long string of "Thank You for coming" auditions.

HANGIN' in THERE...

Well, Tuesday, 09/23/2008 will be 2 weeks since my hip replacement. Recovery was going well. But due to my stubborness of getting bored, going out and moving about, Once to see Toby's production of "The Producers" on my Mom's birthday and yesterday, to see the movie,"Igor" with Aria.
I developed an slight infection on the incision which is leading to slight fevers and keeping me in bed. Wednesday, 09/24/2008,I have to go back to my orthopedic to get some type of "procedure" done. I can't sit long due to the incision right on my buttock and lying down seems to be the only comfortable position. Though, it's going slower than my other hip replacement, my rehab is going well. I just wish I could have more rehab on a cane by next week.

HIP, HIP, HOORAY!!!!

Well...This is it! Now that I have finished "Jerry Springer: The Opera", Tomorrow 09/09/2008 will be my second hip replacement. The left this time! Surgery will be at 8am at Fort Washington Hospital! All I have is time after surgery for 4 weeks out from work. So, you'll hear from me from here alot when I am complete with this hip!

HOUSE BUNNY

Finally some family time and a morning at the movies! We decided to see "House Bunny". Even though it's about Anna Faris playing a 27 year-old Playboy Bunny at the Playboy Mansion, this movie is rated PG-13 and fairly a clean movie to see. The only questionable parental guidance you may have to deal with is backside nudity, maybe 3 curse words at the most and the maybe explaining to your children what the Playboy magazine is.
Though this movie was alot of fun (No matter what, I always have fun at "Happy Madison Movies" produced by Adam Sandler) and there was a great moral message at the end of the movie for young teens. My wife, Beng was always a sucker for Cinderella/Ugly Duckling themed movies and this was right up her alley. It was definitely a feel good movie for women and young women such as my daughter, Aria. In short, It's kinda like "Revenge of the Nerds" with a sorority called ZETA.
Shelley (Anna Faris) receives word that Hugh Hefner has given her two hours to move out of the mansion after her 27th birthday. So, off Shelley goes, hurt and scared. After a day on her own, she stumbles onto a nearby college campus and learns that she could possibly find a job, a home, and a salary by becoming a sorority "mother" to a group of misfit sisters, the ZETA's. These gals have seen their numbers shrink, mostly because they are all shy and a bit unconventional (among them, American Idol Runner-up, Katharine McPhee, Emma Stone, Kat Dennings and Demi Moore's and Bruce Willis' daughter, Rumer Willis) Well, you can guess what's to happen to the ZETA's, but it's even funnier what the ZETA's will do to Shelly. I highly recommend this film. Just alot of fun!