Home Sweet Home (Video)

by paige on March 24, 2010

'Thelma and Louise' is on my must-rewatch list this spring

I‘VE BEEN TRAVELING, a lot, lately, and can’t wait to settle back into what passes for a normal routine back on the home front. But my husband’s going to be out of town for work on and off for a while. Can you guess what that means? It’s all about control.

Remote control. The clicker. You see, my lovely husband tends to drive the DVD train around our house. He manages the Netflix queue, he tends to pick more of what we watch, and though his tastes are broad, they’re not, you know, a broad’s. So while he’s away, I’m planning a major indulgence in sister flicks of every genre. I’m pulling some favorites from our own comprehensive list here on TSP (you have visited the Sister Flicks list over in the Sisterpedia, haven’t you??) but I’m always looking for more ideas.

While I queue up all six seasons of Sex and the City, can you help me add some new/old favorites I may have forgotten? Bring ‘em, sisters. I’m making the popcorn.

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Nicie March 29, 2010 at 2:15 pm: Welcome home! Try “The Girl From Paris” from Netflix. Warning: will definitely make you miss France, and could bring on goat farming fantasies. http://tinyurl.com/yd2prle

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I FIND MYSELF DRAWN to art evoking sister imagery, like that of LISA CONGDON.

I FIND MYSELF DRAWN to art evoking sister imagery, like that of LISA CONGDON.

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