Well played, neighbor.
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madamecuratrix said: Perhaps I missed it. But what did you think of the Lincoln film with Daniel Day Lewis. I only saw it last week and I thought it was quite glorious. :)
Hands down, it was one of the best films I have ever seen in my life. I love that Spielberg kept Lincoln’s marvelous sense of humor intact. It was like someone took my favorite book and translated it verbatim to the screen. Daniel Day Lewis pretty much WAS Lincoln. Literally everything about that film was perfect.
And I’m fairly certain I’ve seen this one (along with pretty much every other one ever made). Yet I sit here, poised on the edge of my seat, desperately hoping that by yelling at the TV, “RUN, LINCOLN, RUN, HE’S GOT A GUN,” documentary-Lincoln will somehow hear me, go, “Well, gee, thanks,” and run out of the theater and we’ll all live happily ever after and I won’t sit here being upset.
Spoiler alert: Documentary Lincoln didn’t listen to me.
My day is now ruined.
In your FACE, John Wilkes Booth!
(I need to update that blog more often.)
Happy birthday to my favorite president ever!
Who was also kind of a hick in the most glorious way possible.
You rock, Abe.

Lincoln probably would have genuinely gotten a kick out of this.
“My Best Friend is a person who will give me a book I have not read.” —Abraham Lincoln