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Tons has happened. Stupid & smart, horrible & good. I'm not going to say which had been outweighing the other.
Anyways, I got this quote from a mural on St. Joseph near the municipal court house by downtown Houston and I thought it was neat.
"Where there is no vision, the people perish."
You just have to see the colors and the pictures that came with it. It was really inspiring and creepy at the same time -- very doomsdayish.
Oh and I saw King Kong the other day -- 2 days ago actually. It was LOOOONG but good. But still... LONG. I would never have imagined that the adventure in Skull Island would take at least 4/5 of the movie before watching it. But it was still cute. It's kinda weird... I saw another Kong movie on TV yesterday and it was an old one (and not the first one). It was weird... in the old version, there was mother Kong and baby Kong. You had to watch daddy Kong die too. It was sad, but everything looked so fake. I mean, imagine this, King Kong breaking through a huge Star-Trek looking concrete ceiling and what does the tiny human woman do inside the building? Just look up, shake her hands and scream while HUGE BLOCKS of concretes fall around her. I woulda ran, you know?
Anyways, that's it for the post today. Thank you! :-)
Anyways, I got this quote from a mural on St. Joseph near the municipal court house by downtown Houston and I thought it was neat.
"Where there is no vision, the people perish."
You just have to see the colors and the pictures that came with it. It was really inspiring and creepy at the same time -- very doomsdayish.
Oh and I saw King Kong the other day -- 2 days ago actually. It was LOOOONG but good. But still... LONG. I would never have imagined that the adventure in Skull Island would take at least 4/5 of the movie before watching it. But it was still cute. It's kinda weird... I saw another Kong movie on TV yesterday and it was an old one (and not the first one). It was weird... in the old version, there was mother Kong and baby Kong. You had to watch daddy Kong die too. It was sad, but everything looked so fake. I mean, imagine this, King Kong breaking through a huge Star-Trek looking concrete ceiling and what does the tiny human woman do inside the building? Just look up, shake her hands and scream while HUGE BLOCKS of concretes fall around her. I woulda ran, you know?
Anyways, that's it for the post today. Thank you! :-)