This Week’s Theme- Early
Terri Webster Schrandt poses the question; what does early mean to you? Check out her post for Sunday Stills here and join the challenge!
What does early mean to you?
Photo Challenge- Early #SundayStills
Sneak Off and Read: Lines all about the topic MARRIAGE #RSsos #RomSuspense
The Sisterhood of Suspense​ are sharing lines on MARRIAGE in this week’s Sneak Off and Read. Stop by and share your favorite line, we’d love to hear from you 🙂
#OneLineSunday by #RSsos Lines all about the topic MARRIAGE
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Three days ago, I’d hoped he’d propose; only now, I didn’t want it. Our marriage would have been one big, huge, horrendous mistake.
Vicki Batman
“No, I don’t think you murdered your… Tim.” He couldn’t bring himself to say husband; it rubbed him the wrong way every time he thought about her married to another man. “But the authorities are going to look into your relationship, and when they do…”
Jacquie Biggar
“Did you think that marriage would last? I didn’t think it would last a year.”
Joanne Guidoccio
“She started crying, begged forgiveness. Said she only wanted to spice up our marriage. So you see I’m partly to blame for all this if she felt it needed to be spiced up.” Blake…
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#MovieReview- Ford V Ferrari #action #suspense
Ford V Ferrari
American automotive designer Carroll Shelby and fearless British race car driver Ken Miles battle corporate interference, the laws of physics and their own personal demons to build a revolutionary vehicle for the Ford Motor Co. Together, they plan to compete against the race cars of Enzo Ferrari at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in France in 1966.
My Review
I’m a diehard Ford fan, so when I saw this movie come out I was excited.
Matt Damon, playing Carroll Shelby, is approached by an ailing Ford Motor Company after his last race due to a heart condition. They tempt him to design a car fast enough to beat Ferrari in the grueling 24 hour Le Mans Race.
Shelby accepts the challenge and calls in ace mechanic and driver Ken Miles, along with a trusted team of engineers. They create the Ford GT40, with speeds up to 215 miles an hour.
Henry Ford’s executives insist on a different driver than Miles, angering Shelby who knows he can win. Carroll gambles his company on the Grand Prix- If Miles won, he drov the Le Mans. If he lost, Carroll lost his company.
Ken Miles took the lead in the last lap for an exciting first place finish, guaranteeing him a spot in the Le Mans against the Ford group’s wishes. Trouble dogs the team with brake issues, steering problems, and a light front end, but the race goes on.
There is a surprise ending that I don’t want to give away, but you might need tissues!
I give Ford V Ferrari five lovely kisses- a great date night movie 🙂
