Facebook flog - Jan 12 2014

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Link: Jan 12 2014, 4:44
Disclaimer: This blog entry is verbatim, as originally posted on LKH's Facebook. Copyright belongs to Ma Petite Enterprises.

During breakfast I watched the last bit of "You've Got Mail" with Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan. I've never seen the movie, but my husband, Jon had. He wanted me to see the end of it, so I did. It was charming and romantic, and made me think I might want to watch the movie from the beginning, but it also made me think of questions.

Has your real life romance ever been influenced by a romantic comedy film? If so, which one/s? Do you think that any romantic film reflects anything close to real life? If so, which one/s?

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omg. *throws confetti* This wins everything forever. Also now I'm going to go into these books with the mind that they're nothing but a string of Texts From Last Night. It's the only thing that makes sense.

You know her ex will keep showing up at the store despite being asked to leave and never come back because he doesn't respect her and her coffee choices. There's a photo up on the wall and a DO NOT SERVE, REMOVE FROM STORE on a post-it. All the other baristas think he's an okay kinda dude and generally find her reaction to him terrible no matter if he's there alone, with his friends, people he works with, or *GASP* A GIRLFRIEND. He keeps thinking that they can be civil and time and again SEXY BARISTANITA keeps proving him wrong. He makes the mistake of mentioning that he's seeing a therapist to figure out how to keep things positive between them and she mistakes this as he's in therapy to deal with his irrational issues of how he's forever in love with her and can never, ever find anyone that will make him happy like she does. She takes this as a sign to hit on him at every opportunity and tries to drag him into the back room for a nooner, never mind that the lunch rush is on and there's like eighty people waiting for drinks.