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(I wanted a longer and more meandering subject, but apparently that's after a certain point discouraged.)
Last night, I went to a free advance screening of Brick, which I enjoyed so much that I'm afraid to talk about it here at any length. I don't think I could give a rational description.
It is now only slightly over a month until I am going to Japan. (!) For those readers who don't yet know, I'm leaving the 7th of May, returning on the 27th ("That's twenty... One"). Before then, I need to
Probably it's this last that will absorb most of my attention for the next week or two.
Those 'Isaac Mizrahi' bus stop ads (which I guess are for clothing?) have a really successful model; whenever I see them, I want to stop and look at her. It's not exactly physical attraction - at least, not in the traditional variation - but there's something arresting about her face, and its expressions. She looks... Clever.
Cherry blossoms!
I have a painful pimple, right now, on the edge of one of my earlobes, and of course I keep touching it. In addition to the usual irrational impulse to keep poking at things like that, there's the fact that I've discovered that, though the pimple itself is on the front of my ear, I can feel it at the back, through the skin. It feels really weird.
I conceived of most of this entry early in my bus ride home from school, but I had to wait until I'd arrived before I could write it; no doubt it mutated, some, in that time (in addition to the certain mutations that are inevitable in the setting down of any narrative, given the brain's ability to fill in or skip over gaps or awkward places so thoroughly that it doesn't even recognize them until it comes time to lay a thing out, in order). It seems like livejournal's newfangled 'current location' field can't be very interesting* until I'm able to make an entry from any arbitrary place it occurs to me, rather than having to seek out these sorts of weblog 'save points': home, schools, libraries. Probably some people, with their cell phones, already have this. This reminds me of cola's idea of the 'blog fight', where two people would stand in some public place, with spectators, and post furiously at one another, until some victory condition was achieved (the other duelist's hands getting tired?).
(* Though it may serve me well in Japan.)
Last night, I went to a free advance screening of Brick, which I enjoyed so much that I'm afraid to talk about it here at any length. I don't think I could give a rational description.
It is now only slightly over a month until I am going to Japan. (!) For those readers who don't yet know, I'm leaving the 7th of May, returning on the 27th ("That's twenty... One"). Before then, I need to
- Apply for and receive my new passport. I've left this ridiculously late, but still not late enough that I'm particularly worried.
- Figure out what it makes sense for me to take along, and particularly whether that category includes my laptop (also, regardless of the answer to that, whether I'll have the regular opportunity for weblog posts or e-mails).
- Go in early tomorrow morning to give a travel agent a cheque for a fair deal of money.
- Finish up the current school term by writing a couple of final exams and an essay.
Probably it's this last that will absorb most of my attention for the next week or two.
Those 'Isaac Mizrahi' bus stop ads (which I guess are for clothing?) have a really successful model; whenever I see them, I want to stop and look at her. It's not exactly physical attraction - at least, not in the traditional variation - but there's something arresting about her face, and its expressions. She looks... Clever.
Cherry blossoms!
I have a painful pimple, right now, on the edge of one of my earlobes, and of course I keep touching it. In addition to the usual irrational impulse to keep poking at things like that, there's the fact that I've discovered that, though the pimple itself is on the front of my ear, I can feel it at the back, through the skin. It feels really weird.
I conceived of most of this entry early in my bus ride home from school, but I had to wait until I'd arrived before I could write it; no doubt it mutated, some, in that time (in addition to the certain mutations that are inevitable in the setting down of any narrative, given the brain's ability to fill in or skip over gaps or awkward places so thoroughly that it doesn't even recognize them until it comes time to lay a thing out, in order). It seems like livejournal's newfangled 'current location' field can't be very interesting* until I'm able to make an entry from any arbitrary place it occurs to me, rather than having to seek out these sorts of weblog 'save points': home, schools, libraries. Probably some people, with their cell phones, already have this. This reminds me of cola's idea of the 'blog fight', where two people would stand in some public place, with spectators, and post furiously at one another, until some victory condition was achieved (the other duelist's hands getting tired?).
(* Though it may serve me well in Japan.)
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Date: 2006-04-05 04:26 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2006-04-05 06:08 pm (UTC)I thought I had caught an intentional shout-out to Veronica Mars, but it seems to have been a coincidence (or maybe even a misremembering of the series on my part). There were, however, several genuine nods to The Maltese Falcon.
-Andy H.
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Date: 2006-04-05 06:03 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2006-04-05 06:25 am (UTC)-Garran
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Date: 2006-04-05 06:13 am (UTC)Also, I miss you. I suppose I should go to school sometime, it seems to be a handy bumping-into-Andy place.
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Date: 2006-04-05 07:11 am (UTC)It's very handy for that, especially if Andy is informed ahead of time that you'll be around and can lurk in your likely path. Also to be considered is that there's still a bottle of wine on my counter, awaiting, some evening, your culinary caress.
-Andy H.
Don't mind me.
Date: 2006-04-05 11:54 pm (UTC)Giggle~
Re: Don't mind me.
Date: 2006-04-06 04:42 am (UTC)Re: Don't mind me.
Date: 2006-04-06 07:59 pm (UTC)Do you mean of that one icon, or of my collection? If the former, I'd never directly considered that before...