Night One

Chris, Kasia and I slept at the new house last night.  Amidst the boxes, excess wires (from old receivers, speakers, "kickers" and cordless phones) and misplaced furniture, our evening was perfect. 

With the help of Burt and Mikey, Chris was able to move all of our furniture while I was at work.  When I came home (the new house), I could not believe my eyes-- all of our things were there!  What a relief.  The only stuff that remains at the old house are random clothes, a few tools in the basement and lots of dust bunnies (Kasia hairs mixed with dust).

To celebrate Night One in the new digs I offered up my most cherished film for our viewing pleasure: "Youngblood" starring God-rest-his-soul Patrick Swayze, stupid Keanu Reaves and Rob Lowe.


Please take note of the CD cover for the movie soundtrack.  Gotta love hockey montage music.  I highly recommend renting this movie in VHS form.

Youngblood embodies all things great about the 80's and hockey: Rob Lowe shirtless, Patrick Sawyze pumping iron with foam-covered headphones (connected to a tape player) and a cameo appearance by Jim Youngs ("Chuck Cranston" from the blockbuster hit "Footloose").  The villain in this movie is characterized by "Carl Rakki," a bad-ass Canadian with a nasty right hook.