"There IS a lot more to me than there is to me!"
Blehhhh. I am going to blame the weather for this, because it is terrible and bleak. At least it's not bucketing, I guess. I've just been completely tired/moody all day and not in an I'm sore because I went to the gym yesterday kind of way, either. Which is sad, because that kind of tired/sore is positive! At least when it doesn't hurt so much. elyndys and I discovered that our gym has delicious smoothies after our workouts yesterday, so that was exciting :D
avatar1983 and I were going to see Harry Potter last night, but were thwarted by an unbelievably crowd and the actual complete unavailability of anyplace to park, legitimate or otherwise (all having been taken, reasoned to the best of our deductive abilities, by people seeing GI Joe previews). So instead we went today. I again enjoyed it more than its literary counterpart, and my favorite parts remained the love potion scene and the Felix Felecis scene(s), as well as the Lurking Emo Draco recurring theme. I agree with Brigitte that the director must have at least once said, "Skulk more!" and possibly referred to dark poems.
In other news, I can't really think of anything exciting to talk about, except perhaps that I wish Bookworm Adventures weren't quite so expensive, because I really enjoyed the demo of the new installment, as recommended by Tycho et al. It also reminded me of Thomas and the Magical Words, which I bought on Tycho's recommendation in 2005, but have since lost the email in which my registration key was sent, which means I haven't been able to install/play it since moving off of Darcy. I have the files etc, but I can't imagine there's a keygen for it or anything, and I really don't want to pay another $20 for it. Oh, well.
avatar1983 and I were going to see Harry Potter last night, but were thwarted by an unbelievably crowd and the actual complete unavailability of anyplace to park, legitimate or otherwise (all having been taken, reasoned to the best of our deductive abilities, by people seeing GI Joe previews). So instead we went today. I again enjoyed it more than its literary counterpart, and my favorite parts remained the love potion scene and the Felix Felecis scene(s), as well as the Lurking Emo Draco recurring theme. I agree with Brigitte that the director must have at least once said, "Skulk more!" and possibly referred to dark poems.
In other news, I can't really think of anything exciting to talk about, except perhaps that I wish Bookworm Adventures weren't quite so expensive, because I really enjoyed the demo of the new installment, as recommended by Tycho et al. It also reminded me of Thomas and the Magical Words, which I bought on Tycho's recommendation in 2005, but have since lost the email in which my registration key was sent, which means I haven't been able to install/play it since moving off of Darcy. I have the files etc, but I can't imagine there's a keygen for it or anything, and I really don't want to pay another $20 for it. Oh, well.