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Movie: actually Tivo catch-up, Dr. Who 42
Wine: Beringer White Zinfandel 2006
Pizza: California Pizza Kitchen Crispy Thin Crust White
Dessert: Hawaiian Bread Pudding & Pina Colada Ice Cream

kosmickitten & bernesemntdog joined us.

iraunink & I took gave her parents their early / late Christmas present (they said it had to be for both 2006 & 2007) - we all went to see Les Misérables at Chanhassen Dinner Theater. We did the Wednesday matinée (which does have the advantage of being the cheapest - OK, tied with Saturday matinée for the cheapest - seating available) - seating started at 11AM, show started at 1PM and finished about 4PM. We all enjoyed it!

No pizza or wine - instead, today we ate our first Brandywine tomatoes of the season (from our backyard). One for a mid-afternoon snack, the other as BLT's for dinner. After that, we went to the Riverview Theater and saw Pirates of the Caribbean: At Worlds End. We enjoyed it - I especially enjoyed the marriage! I can see why some people were disappointed with it, but I found it be a fun romp.

Movie: Two Episodes of Eureka
Pizza: Bellatoria Ultra Thin Crust Sweet Italian Sausage
Ice Cream: Home-made Cinnamon Ice Cream

Movie: The High Crusade
Wine: We skipped that tonight
Pizza: Bellatoria Ultra Thin Crust Roasted Vegetable

Movie: Excalibur (1981)
Wine: Charles Shaw Cabernet Sauvignon 2004
Pizza: Bellatoria Ultra Thin Crust Chicken Fajita

Movie: The Addams Family
Wine: Charles Shaw 2004 California Cabernet Sauvignon
Pizza: California Pizza Kitchen Crispy Thin Crust Sicilian

Movie: Dresden Files, more Tivo Catchup
Wine: Sutter Home White Merlot 2005
Pizza: California Pizza Kitchen Thai Chicken

Movie: Stargate Atlantis: The Return, parts one and two; Stargate SG-1 Season opener
Wine: Mattie's Perch White Shiraz
Pizza: California Pizza Kitchen Crispy Thin Crust Garlic Chicken

was not Wine, Pizza & a Movie. Instead, it was Peer Gynt, performed in two hours by the Minnesota Orchestra, the Saint Olaf Choir, a narrator, and 16 actors. The narrator told most of the story, instead of having the actors perform it, and some big chunks (most of acts III and IV, I think) were glossed over - but it was a lot of fun anyway! I'd like to see the whole six hours sometime.