Yup, still alive

[gryphonrhi]

Let's see: I ran away with my husband for our fifteenth anniversary. We got massages (yay Christmas gift certificates!), went to a museum (photos of Southern segregated black society from 1910-1950, and a superb Maxfield Parrish exhibit), slept in, read (he read Reliquary by Martha Wells with much snickering; I read His Majesty's Dragon by Naomi

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[kickair8p]

"...and a superb Maxfield Parrish exhibit..."

Ooooo -- which museum, where?

"I think if I ever play in a shiny new fandom, I'll be the first to have heart failure from the shock, and save y'all the trouble."

I'm getting Eccleston's season of Dr Who when it comes out on July 4th -- you wanna borrow it? ::g::

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[gryphonrhi]

Brooks Museum in Memphis. *Gorgeous* stuff, including some of the wall murals he did for one of the Vanderbilts and the full side 'Interlude'. Just *wow*.

::amused:: I might when you're done, yes. I'll ask after you start posting about the glee of DVD-ownership. {{hugs}} Thanks!

Re: Dr. Who

[kickair8p]

No I didn't! It's even Region 1! It's.....almost $20 more after conversion, and that's not counting the extra shipping. Oh, be still my wallet. I'm gonna be good, yes I am. SciFi's showing the eps, I've read all the transcripts, I can wait till July 4th, yes I can, really.....

::grrrrrrr::

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Re: Dr. Who

[devohoneybee]

Not to be a terrible tease, or anything... but the dvds have material that was cut out of the Sci Fi channel broadcasts. At least you'll have something to look forward to? *g*

Re: Dr. Who

[kickair8p]

Yeah, I noticed the differences from the transcripts. Can you call 'em "Eurominutes" when it's a BBC show? ::g:: I was planning on getting the DVDs when they came out on July 4th. But now.....at minimum, I should pay my rent first! Aargh!

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