Happy Friday
Feb. 17th, 2012 08:46 am1. Have you ever been upgraded to first class?
2. What did you have for dinner last night?
3. What are you doing tonight?
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1. Have you ever been upgraded to first class?
2. What did you have for dinner last night?
3. What are you doing tonight?
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I just heard Neil DeGrasse Tyson interview Nichelle Nichols for his podcast. At the end he said "I want to hug you right now. I want to hug you on microphone. What does a hug sound like?"
And they both went "Mmmmmmmmm!!"
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LonelyDumptruck
Sunday afternoon I dropped him off at the airport and then headed over to the real estate to work on the mailout until my eyes started to bleed. I picked up Rise of the Planet of the Apes and Don't Be Afraid of the Dark from Redbox and heated up some soup for dinner.
I ended up re-watching the mid-season finale and then the new episode of Walking Dead. I should have waited for
Years ago I read the original novel of The Planet of the Apes and I loved it. I haven't seen all the sequels from the 70's but, I admit, I want to see them. Rise of the Planet of the Apes was alright. I liked it right up until the moment
( Spoiler be here )
Monday night I went over to
Feeding the chickens was fun. When I was a little girl and we went to visit Grandma and Uncle H.O.'s family in Iowa, one of my jobs was collecting the eggs, so it was cool to get to do that again. I wasn't very good at getting the chickens to get off the eggs when I was little and the chickens would peck at me. Monday I got one egg but I couldn't get the chicken off the other. She was too polite to peck, though.
After that we had good beers and bruchetta at Midnight Sun. None of the main courses looked appealing,.so we crossed town to Table Six so
I finished Don't Be Afraid of the Dark when I got home. It was beautifully shot but, ultimately, uninspiring. I'd read it was based on a TV movie and it still had a real teleplay feel to it. I could tell where commercials wanted to go.
Tuesday I went over to the real estate office for a little bit, until
A few shots later I settled in to binge on episodes of The River, a new show
Imagine a television nature show host beloved like the Crocodile Hunter or Marlon Perkins has gone missing in the Amazon and his wife and estranged son go to look for him with a camera crew and producer who hope to turn the hunt into a new season of his show. They turn down a fork in the river that isn't supposed to be there and veer off into some serious Lost territory. I am really loving it. I can see where some of the conventions will wear thin if they don't change them up - the monster of the week and using one character for The Perils of Pauline plots - but so far it is off to a good start.
A dear theater friend is in town visiting for the week and extended an invitation for people to meet him for dinner at an Italian restaurant near the real estate office Wednesday night, so I worked for a bit and then headed over. Only two other people came, but it was awesome to see him. We shared mussels and I ordered spaghetti. Both were thick with cloves of roasted garlic the size of new potatoes. I'm petty sure
I desperately wanted to watch the new episode of Top Chef, but I forced myself to wait until
Thursday night was even more low-key. I skipped the real estate office in favor of getting a few chores done and then house managed a show. They sprung a Q & A on me, so I got done later than I planned but I still got to talk to
I didn't know when
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