Bruce Willis. Die Hard. I like Bruce Willis and I liked this movie. Just enough plot to support the action and of course things blowing up. What more could you ask for?
That word, yippee, isn't used much anymore. Although I don't remember using it much, even as a child. You do see it in old movies, usually from children getting something they REALLY wanted.
I do remember using it as a teenager. Usually in reply to something my parents were planning for ALL of us and our response was a sarcastic "yippee" most often accompanied by a twirl of the index finger into the air.
But I found myself thinking this word enthusiastically today as I felt elation at the realization that I would see my kids in 3 short days!
What more could you ask for?
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ReplyDeleteYIPPEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait. I will probably stop by on my way home from work just because I will be too excited not to. :)
I love the word Yippee and use it all the time on twitter and facebook, but not so much in real life.
ReplyDeleteHope you've been having fun wih the A to Z challenge!
Jocelyn
My son uses Yippee and Hooray when excited about things. It's nice to hear, and reminds me that I haven't spontaneously used either in a long time.
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