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[Apr. 1st, 2005|08:28 pm] |
Yugh...
I hate that I've been sick for all of spring break week. I haven't stayed home once this week and I just haven't accepted my sick-ed-ness.... yeah, it's a word, really it is... Except I think I'm just going to veg out tonight and have a movie marathon of sorts. I refuse to take my temperature. I don't think I have a fever anymore but earlier in the week I might have had one.
My decision of vegging out tonight might also be helped along by the fact that virtually everyone is out of town or working tonight. I really need to find a job. Liz is still in Scotland, Mike is in Florida, Sam is in Albert Lea with her Dad, Will left for Wisconsin this morning, Betzie is still in North Dakota, and Aubree is still in Chicago. The other Sam is grudgingly working tonight, as is Dan who I just left. He's working the night shift again... 10:00pm to 6:00am, for the past three nights. He works at Panera Bread and he's learning how to bake. It just amuses me. Okay, I guess that isn't everyone but I have a headache tonight anyway so... solo movie night works for me.
I bought the new classic comedy dvd set last Saturday. It makes me happy. Except I was watching the Philadelphia Story and the sound goes out at a couple of points. Because I have it on dvd already and I know that there is more dialog except the new dvd cuts out. It's really weird. I haven't watched To Be or Not To Be yet... I started watching Dinner at Eight but I'm really not the biggest Jean Harlow fan. I even started to watch her biography but Sharon Stone was annoying me so I turned it off, heh. Libeled Lady is one of the few Harlow movies I enjoy but it's solely because I absolutely adore William Powell and Myrna Loy. Spence is great in that movie too.
I saw The Ring 2 on Wednesday with Sam and Sam. It was okay, I was expecting it to be a little better. It just seemed to be overkill after the first one. And I have to say, that movie really deters you from wanting to have kids. It was extremely morbid and just plain gave me the willies at some points though. There was also a preview before the movie for, I can't remember the name, but it was from the same author of the Ring. And did that guy have some sort of traumatizing experience with water as a child? Because it seems to be the central aspect of many of his horror fliks. |
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[Jun. 21st, 2004|03:30 pm] |
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