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I was quite excited to see that they were making the book into a movie. But when I found out they were deviating from the original book (as they always seem to do), my excitement faded. The book was excellent and I honestly don't know why they couldn't have followed it more. Still, I'll wait...

If only I had cable...

Let's see... Saving Private Ryan on DVD A wonderful lap desk Handmade doilies from my grandmother when she was young Books Four CD collection of songs from the 40's and 50's It was a wonderful Christmas!

I'm a Scrabble gal, myself. My husband and I can get pretty competitive. He's sneaky and always manages to take advantage of the Triple Word Score blocks. :eusa_doh:

One child from my womb :) and two stepsons, so three in all. Only one stepson lives with us, the other lives with his mom in Kentucky. We got to see him over Christmas, though.

Thanks for the additional links. There is so much information out there - I took a trip to our university library yesterday and had to enlist my husband's help in carrying away all the books I found on espionage in the war.

I've been using our subscription to Sirius to listen to the standards station they have, but this website looks awesome. Thanks so much for the heads up!

I'm not sure if this is something you'd be interested in, but this site has classic movie screensavers and wallpaper. http://www.reelclassics.com/Downloads/index.html Melissa

I'm so sorry to hear of your loss.

For those of you interested, there is a new Website and blog for the WW2 issues of YANK magazine, the magazine for the armed forces. They have the entire first issue online and more will be put online soon. http://yankmagazine.blogspot.com/...

This is pretty cool. Thanks for the link.

PERFECT. Thanks so much. I think my brain was overly fried this morning when I tried to think of the perfect search words. :eusa_doh: Thanks again. ;) Melissa

Crumbs! I don't know where to look for this kind of info and need your help! I need some information on what a doctor would do in the instance of a shattered kneecap in 1945. It would have to be an army doctor. Would they replace it with a steel plate? Pin it together? I have NO idea...

I'm always looking for good WWII novels. Thanks for the tip. :-)

I have the book and I'm eager to see the movie.