Good News
As devoted fans since 1996, we are thrilled to hear, from thoughtful sources, that our favorite dynamic duo are in a new flick:
Wallace and Gromit: A Matter of Loaf and Death
This news is too wondrous. We are so delighted, we can hardly comprehend the magnitude of our elation. I take this as a sign that
good shall prevail.
Gee, just when I had begun to believe this blog had run its course, I find new purpose and inspiration... if only to spread the good news!
As devoted fans since 1996, we are thrilled to hear, from thoughtful sources, that our favorite dynamic duo are in a new flick:
Wallace and Gromit: A Matter of Loaf and Death
This news is too wondrous. We are so delighted, we can hardly comprehend the magnitude of our elation. I take this as a sign that
good shall prevail.
Gee, just when I had begun to believe this blog had run its course, I find new purpose and inspiration... if only to spread the good news!
posted by Natalie at 9:00 PM
8 Comments:
It is true then??!! Oh, happy Day!! I love Wallace & Gromit!!Can't wait to see this...it'll be a cracker for sure! ;o) Happy Days to you all...and thanks for spreading the good word. ((HUGS))
Well dagnabbit! I have seen this duo "somewhere", but I must confess to being completely ignorant of their charms...
Upon your most positive of recommendations, I intend to make it a point to familiarize myself.
I just hate it when something grand happens and I'm too uninformed to be a part of it! Thanks for the heads up!
(I think! *Ü*)
Yipeeee! I love W&G. Don't you enjoy looking for the amazing detail Nick Park puts into the backgrounds?
OH - that IS good news! We bought a DVD of Shaun the Sheep episodes for Amira to get a new fix of Aardman/Nick Park goodness. I haven't watched it yet -- but soon! :) Can't wait to see A Matter of Loaf and Death! Thanks for spreading the good news!!!
I'm not that familiar with Wallace and Gromit either. I will have to look into it. You are always introducing me to new things. Please don't think your blog has run its course... I need it!
Hey that news is great! We usually get to eventually watch those kinds of movies at work.
Oh joy! We, too, are devoted fans, and were devastated when Aardman Studios burned down. Did you see Flushed Away, the Aardman/Dreamworks CGI collaboration? It's no Wallace and Gromit but still pretty wonderful.
I continue to be sad that our families do not live closer together. Wallace & Gromit, fairy parks, and fez wearing-frogs. Your family rocks.
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