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Being back at the Festival is pretty awesome. I've moved from not knowing how most things are done (at the tourism office) to giving advice and tips on how to do things (to the new girls) like a guru, ha! I feel very confident, everyone seems very happy to have me back and I haven't messed up anything yet so yay! XD
I finally received my Pottermore email today and I got sorted into Ravenclaw! I didn't have any preferences (though I really didn't want to be in Slytherin) but I was expecting Hufflepuff (don't we all?) so it was a nice surprise. Earlier this week I was telling a friend how I missed doing English grammar exercises and he said: you're weird. Yep, huge nerd.
This week I went to see Cowboys & Aliens and I didn't like it at all. I was hoping it'd be at least as silly as its title and have a little fun, but nothing. I liked Daniel Craig but that was not enough. I hated Olivia Wilde's character. The dialogue was incredibly stupid, and I was seriously side-eyeing the guy behind me who laughed A LOT. I didn't talk about it later with my friend, but I don't think he liked it either.
And to finish this post, I'm going to congratulate my new favourite actor Michael Fassbender for winning at Venice. I was expecting it, since I read that he wasn't going to Toronto and they didn't give any reasons. In our festival winners are told asap so they can stay/come to the ceremony so I was hoping that was why. I can't wait to watch Shame, I'm even reaching Scott Pilgrim levels of anticipation. A colleague who's been at Venice told me that he was terrific and that I'd love the film.
I finally received my Pottermore email today and I got sorted into Ravenclaw! I didn't have any preferences (though I really didn't want to be in Slytherin) but I was expecting Hufflepuff (don't we all?) so it was a nice surprise. Earlier this week I was telling a friend how I missed doing English grammar exercises and he said: you're weird. Yep, huge nerd.
This week I went to see Cowboys & Aliens and I didn't like it at all. I was hoping it'd be at least as silly as its title and have a little fun, but nothing. I liked Daniel Craig but that was not enough. I hated Olivia Wilde's character. The dialogue was incredibly stupid, and I was seriously side-eyeing the guy behind me who laughed A LOT. I didn't talk about it later with my friend, but I don't think he liked it either.
And to finish this post, I'm going to congratulate my new favourite actor Michael Fassbender for winning at Venice. I was expecting it, since I read that he wasn't going to Toronto and they didn't give any reasons. In our festival winners are told asap so they can stay/come to the ceremony so I was hoping that was why. I can't wait to watch Shame, I'm even reaching Scott Pilgrim levels of anticipation. A colleague who's been at Venice told me that he was terrific and that I'd love the film.