My sister-in-law recommended this movie to me last weekend and so Lindsay and I watched it last night together. It was one of the better movies I have seen lately along with Crash. I loved all the wilderness footage, the music, the character development, the gripping story, the message, the narrative, and, yes, even the ending as tragic as it was. We can't stop thinking about it.
I am long past due on bragging on Lindsay's cooking. Simply amazing.
Tonight she made Cheesy Chicken Tetrazinni for the first time (she often experiments) and another huge success.
Thanks, Lindsay, for being the best wife ever.
"The issue is not, 'What must I do in order to secure my salvation?' but rather, 'What does God require of me in response to the needs of others?' It is not, 'How can I be virtuous?' But 'How can I participate in the struggle of the oppressed for a more just world?' Otherwise our nonviolence is premised on self-justifying attempts to establish our own purity in the eyes of God, others, and ourselves, and that is nothing less than a satanic temptation to die with clean hands and a dirty heart."
