Update
I've finally gotten everything settled and caught up from being gone for a week. I don't like traveling for work because my work load is tripled due to all the catching up and repairing I have to do when I return. It's pretty much all caught up now, though, and I can settle back into my normal busy schedule.
Friday night I watched Saints and Soldiers with Matt, finari, narkeys and my parents. It was awesome, one of those 'based on real events' movies about some soldiers that escaped the Malmedy Massacre during WWII and made their way back to the Allied forces. The main character is LDS, and the film handles it in a very understated yet effective way.
Saturday I went to the Dallas Museum of Art and examined the Splendors of the Forbidden City exhibit again, this time with my mom and aunt (her sister) Gretchen. I thoroughly enjoyed it even though it was my second time through, or perhaps because it was my second time through. I'll probably go at least one more time... Anyway, we had fun chatting both before and after the exhibit. Sometimes I forget how cool my relatives are.
Sunday was relatively relaxed, especially once I got home, although at church I was the only one watching six three-year-olds. Not fun. I know for a fact that I will not have more than four children. I'm thinking three. I don't know how my mother managed. Anyway, after church I went home and played on the computer a little, then took a nice two hour nap, and woke up very refreshed. I needed that nap! After I woke up, I played on the computer a little more, then watched The Duellists, which I believe was the first film that Ridley Scott directed. Harvey Keitel's character Feraud really was crazy. The two men fought five duels over the space of fifteen years. I felt so bad for D'Hubert, who never really wanted to duel Feraud but whose honor would allow no less.
Monday, now back to work...
Friday night I watched Saints and Soldiers with Matt, finari, narkeys and my parents. It was awesome, one of those 'based on real events' movies about some soldiers that escaped the Malmedy Massacre during WWII and made their way back to the Allied forces. The main character is LDS, and the film handles it in a very understated yet effective way.
Saturday I went to the Dallas Museum of Art and examined the Splendors of the Forbidden City exhibit again, this time with my mom and aunt (her sister) Gretchen. I thoroughly enjoyed it even though it was my second time through, or perhaps because it was my second time through. I'll probably go at least one more time... Anyway, we had fun chatting both before and after the exhibit. Sometimes I forget how cool my relatives are.
Sunday was relatively relaxed, especially once I got home, although at church I was the only one watching six three-year-olds. Not fun. I know for a fact that I will not have more than four children. I'm thinking three. I don't know how my mother managed. Anyway, after church I went home and played on the computer a little, then took a nice two hour nap, and woke up very refreshed. I needed that nap! After I woke up, I played on the computer a little more, then watched The Duellists, which I believe was the first film that Ridley Scott directed. Harvey Keitel's character Feraud really was crazy. The two men fought five duels over the space of fifteen years. I felt so bad for D'Hubert, who never really wanted to duel Feraud but whose honor would allow no less.
Monday, now back to work...