Rikki...you're my kind of a person. Somewhere in Time!!! One of my all time favorites. It's still sitting on my piano waiting to be learned. I have the sheet music for it here if you need it. It was on Turner Classic Movies last week. I recorded it and am going to watch it again for about the umpteenth time. The acting was a tiny bit weak and unconvincing but the Rachmaninoff music you never tire of hearing. And the message that was sent to viewers really hit home for a lot of us active and latent "romancers." It pains me to say it, but as the film intensifies toward the end, I can't keep myself from crying. It was the ultimate fairy tale. They need to put that movie in a time capsule to be opened 100 years from now when love and romance won't exist anymore.

Rikki, you mentioned in a couple of places that you'd like to get batter at playing the piano.



Wish I knew all this stuff when I was a dumb kid!

Wow, we are both readers of Norman Vincent Peale.

Chas thought about older people’s desire to learn is true, but not in all cases. I am 88 and I can’t wait to learn something new.

My belief: If you have never seen or tasted chocolate ice cream, and someone asks you a question about chocolate ice cream, you have no idea what he is talking about.