It's absolutely gorgeous here too, KaeEll.

Jim and I watched a movie night before last on Pay Per View. We considered watching No Country for Old Men, but eliminated it as a choice because we thought it would be too depressing. Given your comments, I'm grateful that we made that decision!

Instead, we watched The Great Debaters (2007) with Denzel Washington, and Forest Whitaker. We both thought that it was excellent.

It takes place in 1935, and is based on the true story of a professor, who teaches at Wiley College, a small black college in Texas. This professor coaches the student debate team, and makes it his goal to debate at Harvard in the national championship.

I haven't seen any of those movies. I have several on my list to watch. The Debaters one is one of them. Today we went to church. Saw this really moving video about a man who was born with a birth defect that left him unable to walk and talk. He ended up learning how to use this computer thing that allowed him to talk through the computer by nodding his head. Anyways, I guess he really wanted to do something that helped people and so through the help of his dad he/they would run marathons and actually did a triathlon. Well the video had almost everyone in tears so they cut service really short. We actually didn't have a sermon.

Here is a link to their website Rick and Dick Hoyt

Its really moving. Brace yourselves for tears