I cried and it felt nice.

[BLUE ORCHID]

Now, Suzy, here's my sob story.

My son and I have established a tradition for Christmas Day. It's always just the two of us, since the rest of the family is far, far away. We watch a film on Christmas Eve, then another on Christmas morning before dinner, and finally another one after the dinner. The first and third ones are "Kelly's Heroes" and "Where Eagles Dare"--and they do actually make good Christmas films, though I could do without "Where Eagles Dare". I've seen it too many time.

Bisous, Annabelle

Hi Annabelle, Every time that I watch "Where Eagles Dare" I wonder if this i the time
Richard Burton isn't going to make the jump across the cable cars.

[sinead]

Suzy, you werent alone as I also cried watching it

[Foxglove]

Hi Annabelle, Every time that I watch "Where Eagles Dare" I wonder if this i the time
Richard Burton isn't going to make the jump across the cable cars.

What I wonder about is maybe this time Clint Eastwood won't be so stupid as to allow that guy to jump off the cable car on top of him. But he does it every time. He just doesn't seem to learn.