It’s been over six months since my wife, Nicci, and I watched the last of of our “30 Chick Flicks in 30 Days“, but the results of the challenge are ongoing.
The most recent example reached me via email approximately one month ago.
A mother in Romania wrote to share with us that she, and her daughter had a chick flick experience all their own.
Here is what she said… Read the rest of this entry »
If you thought watching 30 chick flicks was a challenge, try writing a book!
After drafting the beginnings of a manuscript, I learned what I had in fact written was another blog, and not a book. It turns out that there is a difference.
The former is to the point in a matter of (Web) pages. The latter is to the point in several hundred pages.
So, needless to say, I’ve started over and I am now learning how to write a book in the process.
With the end of the actual movie marathon, “30 Chick Flicks In 30 Days” has taken on a life of its own.
Further, with all the online stories, national television coverage, and international radio interviews many of you have asked…
“What’s next?” I have an answer.
First, though it has been suggested—and falsely reported as already being underway—there is currently no “30 Guy Flicks In 30 Days” challenge planned for us in the near future.
Second, there will continue to be stories written, and broadcast about our experience as long as radio stations, newspapers, and TV networks continue to request them. Read the rest of this entry »
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Now that I’ve seen all “30 Chick Flicks In 30 Days” some reflection, and insight from the past month is in order.
Specifically, favorite movies, favorite soundtrack, and the most sensual kisses; in addition to the most memorable viewing experience, most memorable lines, and biggest surprise. Read the rest of this entry »
