here I am, still awake at 2 a.m.
Just a crummy day, but..
I watched A Great PRO American movie that made me and hubby stand up and cheer!
It’s on Netflix (yes, I know) and it is called Battleship.
It started out as a board game.
Remember the commercial?
“You sunk my battleship!”
Anyhow, watch it!
It cheered me up immensely!
It will you, too!
I’m off to bed...
God Bless!
This is where the democrats got the idea for the January 6 insurrection: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/true-story-reichstag-fire-and-nazis-rise-power-180962240/
Battleship (2012) is one of my favorite movies. I have watched it a few times.
Just to see the USS Missouri and its elderly WW2/Korean War crew of Navy vets kick alien butt!
And it is funny to watch Liam Neesom try to affect an American accent.
Favorite lines: “Foreign Naval Captain: “We’re going to die.”
Lt. Alex Hopper: “Yes, we are going to die. You are going to die. I am going to die. BUT NOT TODAY!”
A great rip roaring movie with great special effects.
I was awake at 2AM too, playing video games trying to go to sleep. Thanks for the movie tip.
Here’s something you and hubby may be interested in, maybe doing.
A fireball landed in the US last week, and now there’s a reward to find it
A museum in Maine is offering $25,000 for the remains of a space rock that streaked across the sky last week before landing near the border between the United States and Canada.
The fireball, which was visible in broad daylight and created a sonic boom, was detected by radar, allowing NASA’s Astromaterials Research and Exploration Science (ARES) Lab to calculate the “strewn field” — where fragments of the meteor might be found — near Calais, Maine.
. The $25,000 reward is for the first meteorite piece found that weighs 2.2 pounds (1 kilogram) or more. However, he said the museum would be willing to pay for any specimen “irrespective of its size.”
“Finding meteorites in woods of Maine. It’s not the simplest of the environments,” Pitt said.
“It’s a sparsely populated area but not as sparsely populated as where most meteorites fall — the ocean,” he added.
https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/12/americas/meteorite-maine-museum-reward-scn/index.html