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Welcome to My Two Biddies. This is our little slice of the internet where we give our two bits about cheesy rom-coms (hello, Hallmark Channel at Christmas!) and period piece movies and TV series'. What started out as marathon-length text conversations between two friends discussing the worst-rated, highly-predictable, overly-cheesy holiday movies that we just couldn't stop watching has now become this blog.

Sarah and Katy (the Two Biddies) met at a holiday party where neither one knew anyone else. We looked at each other, shrugged and said want to be friends so we don't have to talk to any of these people? It was instant friendship and some 10 years later we are still friends who save each other from awkward situations.

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