A couple of things I love:
1. The new H/G poster, which you can look at here, along with many others, including some hilarious Hermione/Ron/Lavender love triangle ones. The H/G one is ridiculously sweet. Here's the icon I promptly made:
2. The Thin Man
A very entertaining series of black and white detective films from the 30s and 40s starring super popular screen couple William Powell and Myrna Loy. Nick and Nora Charles are a wealthy New York couple who occasionally delve into sleuthing when murder and mayhem land in their laps.
Favourite quote:
"What were you doing on the night of October 5th, 1892?"
"I was just a gleam in my father's eye!"
"... :O"
Best dialogue/Powell-facial-expression ever.
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I had the day off today and did absolutely nothing. Summer is slow at the post office, so I'm only working four days a week now (plus every other saturday), but I'm going to ask my boss if I can come in earlier each day to get some extra hours. I'm not in dire need of money but I'd rather be working. When I'm not I feel terribly guilty and it's very distressing, so I want to work as close to full-time as I possibly can.
PS: Lookit how many films I've already watched so far in 2009! I TASTE SUCCESS. (Maybe I should extend it to 100 films for the year?) Believe it or not, I watched #24 to #36 all in the last two weeks. Old Hollywood is good Hollywood.
2. The Thin Man
A very entertaining series of black and white detective films from the 30s and 40s starring super popular screen couple William Powell and Myrna Loy. Nick and Nora Charles are a wealthy New York couple who occasionally delve into sleuthing when murder and mayhem land in their laps.
Favourite quote:
"What were you doing on the night of October 5th, 1892?"
"I was just a gleam in my father's eye!"
"... :O"
Best dialogue/Powell-facial-expression ever.
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I had the day off today and did absolutely nothing. Summer is slow at the post office, so I'm only working four days a week now (plus every other saturday), but I'm going to ask my boss if I can come in earlier each day to get some extra hours. I'm not in dire need of money but I'd rather be working. When I'm not I feel terribly guilty and it's very distressing, so I want to work as close to full-time as I possibly can.
PS: Lookit how many films I've already watched so far in 2009! I TASTE SUCCESS. (Maybe I should extend it to 100 films for the year?) Believe it or not, I watched #24 to #36 all in the last two weeks. Old Hollywood is good Hollywood.