A few years ago I rented and watched the video "Fools Rush In," starring Matthew Perry amd Selma Hayak (spelling may be off there.) I remember thinking that the movie was sweet, and a lot of fun to watch. I think that I had even recommended it to a number of people.

Last night they played that movie on TBS. I watched it with my wife. I had built it up as a really good movie that we'll enjoy watching. Well, it wasn't horrible. It just wasn't nearly as good as I remembered. There were a few serious "groaner" scenes, in which I couldn't really believe what the characters were doing.

Following the movie, I was led to a bit of reflection. I was wondering why I liked that movie so much in the first place. I suppose that it was the first time I saw the movie was when I was living in Japan. At that time anything in English seemed super-entertaining. I remember making "Full House," and "Blossom" must-see television.

My wife says the same thing now. Living in America, anything in Japanese is more entertaining here than it would be living in Japan. That's interesting...

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After "Fools Rush In," they played "When Harry Met Sally" on TBS. I hadn't seen that movie in ten years. That was a good one to watch. I think that I tend to like all of the movies that Rob Reiner works with. I think that I am a Frank Oz fan too.

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Baby Kenny has been really cranky over the last two days. He cries a lot. I wonder what's gotten into him. If he is sick, I hope that he gets better soon.

Okay friends, I hope that all of you have a happy day!