Jared Polinfrono's photo.com and this is the Daily Fro for October 21st, 2000.

And 18, the time is 8.18 p.m.

This is episode number 219, where I sit down sometime during the day to share what's on my mind with you and you get to share what's on your mind with me by calling or texting 267-454-6376. And I love getting

your texts and your voicemails. So I was just sitting here right now in a movie's on TV. It's a

movie that I highly recommend and absolutely love. It's called About Time. I absolutely love this movie. Rachel McAdams is in it. Some other people

that I don't know their names are in it, but it's one of those movies that I find to be beautiful.

There's happy, they're sad, there's a love story, Rachel McAdams is in it, and she's lovely.

I like her face.

I like her.

I like her anyway.

So what's interesting about this movie is that it takes a, I'm not giving anything away, but it has something to do.

There's time travel.

And it's very interesting how they play out the time travel aspect of it.

They make it realistic.

They make it in a way that it's like, okay, that realistically, well, of course, never could

happen, but they don't play it up as this major, major event.

It's just something that occurs, and it plays into the overall story.

And that's why it's not always happy in the end is because, or I mean, I'm not telling

that the movie's not happy in the end, but not everything is all roses and butterflies because

of time travel.

Because you would think, oh, if I could travel in time, then I'd change all the bad things and

make all the good things, the bad things turn them to good.

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