Luth got tickets to see the premier for The Soloist with Jamie Foxx and Robert Downing Jr.. It was pretty good. It reminded me of how much I loved going to the symphony with Uncle John when I was a kid. The move was filled with music. I don't really know how to describe the movie, except that it was interesting. I would definately say to go see it in the theater if you can.
You all know me, so of course I cried. I really felt a sense of kinship (not sure if that is the right word) with the main character Nathaniel. There is a part in the movie when he says he doesn't know why the other guy would want to be friends with a person like him.
I know that is how I feel a lot of the time. It has only been changing in the last few years in college that I feel like people know who I am and still want to be friends with me. There is a part of myself that is always afraid that people are going to see the 'real' me and change their mind. Well, I am the real me all of the time. so they obviously like part of me - probably even most of me.
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Funny you should mention going to the orchastra with Uncle Johh, that too is a fond memory for me. As is going to the Boston Pops when we lived in New Hampshire. The other day I was listening to a local movie review guy and he was discussing "the soloist" and talked about how the guy played by Rober Downey Jr. is playing with the St. Louis orchestra and is a local guy. I'm not a big fan of Jamie Foxx, but maybe I'll go see the movie.
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