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NotesRick (sober): What are you doing here? Evelyn (with intoxicated frustration): Look, I may not be an explorer, or an adventurer, or a treasure seeker, or a gunfighter, Mr. O'Connell. But I am proud of what I am. Rick (sober): And, what is that? Evelyn (with intoxicated conviction): I am a Librarian! -
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Just watched. Something of a throwback to my youth. I think I was still in public school when this movie came out.
Sidenote: crazy how it is totally ok for characters who are in high school to be smoking. You sort of forget how it wasn’t really an issue then.
Otherside note: The exterior of the school is the same school as Buffy the Vampire Slayer, so now I want to watch all of that.
It’s like six degrees of Kevin Bacon, except where the linkages make me want to watch various programming.
Or something.
Oh and one last realization - Paul Walker? Yes, please.
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Finally experienced.
Highly enjoyable!
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You know when there’s all sorts of things you should be worried about or working on
but your biggest dilemma is that you cannot decide between wanting to read all the books and knit that scarf you finally started, and it isn’t possible to do both simultaneously?
My life.
Not for the faint of heart.
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Whilst wandering London this weekend, some approximation of the following discussion took place:
Me: Oh, look. Canadian flags. A whole bunch of them. Jess: I've never noticed that before. How have I never noticed that before? Me: How many times have you been here? Me: Oh hey, it says Canada. Jess: I've never seen that before. Me: Maybe because the weather wasn't nice enough to have flags out? There are even little maple leafs on the side of the building. Jess: Well during they Olympics they said something about Canadians being in Trafalgar Square, so this must be it. Me: That's a lot of flags. And it says Canada House. Jess: I can't believe I've never noticed that. Me: Well which way do you usually come into the square? Jess: Facing that direction . . . -
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Dear Chapters,
It is mean to have a sale on books when I don’t live in the country.
Who are we kidding, there is a good chance I will order them anyways so that they are there when I go home at Christmas.
Unless I go home in August.
Feel free to take up a collection for my plane tickets.
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2013 Movie Challenge
134. The Emperor’s New Groove (2000, Mark Dindal)
David Spade should do more animations. Were there sequels to this?
This movie is fun.
Janessa!!
Kronk’s New Groove!
Additionally, I love this movie, but it is only on VHS in Canada and I want to watch it RIGHT NOW.
Mean.
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hold everything this is a newborn elephant
hold a new born elephant this is everything
ihonsdlkf
they be born with slippers? c’mon nature be real
WANT.
I asked my brother to bring me back one from Southeast Asia, but he is having difficulties fulfilling that particular request.
Which is very sad.
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Miss, do you have a black eye?
A student asked in my last period class today. I was somewhat confused as I answered no. He then said that my eye was a bit dark at the top edge (re: crease in my eyelid, he pointed). And again I was all, no.
I figured it out a second later.
Yeah. I was wearing purple eyeshadow today.
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I broke the cardinal rule
of book buying, and got the first book in a series when it was the only one available. Fortunately, the next book is due to be released today. Since I just recently finished the first one, I wanted to go get it right away so I could continue the story.
So I left school somewhat earlier than normal so that I could get to the bookstore before it closed. At 5:30. Like everyday. Which is a whole other thing you may hear about one day. Anyways, left school, went to bookstore, and alas, book was nowhere to be seen.
Now I am sad. And unsure how long I will have to wait for it to make an appearance. Patience being one of my really strong virtues and all.
