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June 30th, 2004 11:50 pmAh, it's the witching hour -- always my favorite time to post.
We rented "Secondhand Lions" tonight, and loved it. It's quite an extraordinary cast. Guess we'll be seeing the Garfield movie tomorrow -- Kidlet adores Garfield, and I'm prepared to at least put up with it. Don't see how it can compare to the other summer shows that have been so great -- "Shrek 2" and the third Harry Potter (although I must say, that is *nothing* at all like how I pictured Remus Lupin). And "The Day After Tomorrow" was just a for-fun-only summer dissaster movie -- it's been a while since I've seen one of those. Implausible as hell, of course: hey, let's bring on an ice age in, oh, fifteen minutes or so... On the other hand, it's escapism I love and it's escapism I got.
Work is exciting -- since I got so much of the financial stuff done already, the summer will be spent inputting my new grad student database -- wheeee! Seriously, databases are kinda fun. Speaking of which, it's late and I'm tired and I need to get to bed if I'm going to get to work on time.
We rented "Secondhand Lions" tonight, and loved it. It's quite an extraordinary cast. Guess we'll be seeing the Garfield movie tomorrow -- Kidlet adores Garfield, and I'm prepared to at least put up with it. Don't see how it can compare to the other summer shows that have been so great -- "Shrek 2" and the third Harry Potter (although I must say, that is *nothing* at all like how I pictured Remus Lupin). And "The Day After Tomorrow" was just a for-fun-only summer dissaster movie -- it's been a while since I've seen one of those. Implausible as hell, of course: hey, let's bring on an ice age in, oh, fifteen minutes or so... On the other hand, it's escapism I love and it's escapism I got.
Work is exciting -- since I got so much of the financial stuff done already, the summer will be spent inputting my new grad student database -- wheeee! Seriously, databases are kinda fun. Speaking of which, it's late and I'm tired and I need to get to bed if I'm going to get to work on time.
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Date: July 1st, 2004 08:55 am (UTC)I can't imagine an "end of the world" fic as "escapism." ;-) Probably three or four thousand too many "Armageddon" sermons in my past. But Dennis Quaid! Him I could get into. That scene at the end of the new Parent Trap where he's giving his "ex-wife" the "come hither" eyes...? OY!
And hey, I can understand a database being fun. Kind of. Yeah. ***hugs*** It's good to see you back here now and then!
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Date: July 1st, 2004 09:41 am (UTC)Oh, TDAT isn't *really* an end-of-the-world picture -- only for some. Well, for lots. *snicker* Downtown LA gets destroyed by cyclones -- ha! Hollywood just *loves* to depict its own demise.
*hugs*