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Day 146 of Quarantine Meme

Secouya
Secouya

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Sometimes sitting down to a good movie is just what we need to relax. What movies can you watch again and again and never get tired of?



There are several movies I really enjoy a lot like The Book Club, and old classic scary movies....The birds, prince of darkness and I love detective movies! 


AngelaJo
AngelaJo
Annie the old one not the modern one, sound of music, mary poppins
rose07042k
rose07042k
Hi, I love the Flinstones, the sounds of music, Curios George, I love some cartoons. Watching cartoons are relaxing for me I just joined a book club. BUT I am a slow reader. One of my camp counselors and I start listening to relaxing music daily for 30 mins in order to take a break from whatever we are doing.
Secouya
Secouya
AJ, I have a record from the original play of Mary Poppins. My mom bought it the year I was born.

Rose, I am a slow reader too. I just finished a book that has taken me 6 months to read :-)
rose07042k
rose07042k
Thanks, Secouya. I appreciate you.
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