"A hatter!"
Happy (belated) Thanksgiving!
I'm actually sort of glad that I left my history book at school. I'll have time to finish the reading on Monday or Tuesday, and it's so nice to have a weekend where I can ACTUALLY relax. Especially since there's now no test on the material, so I don't really have to worry.
In other news, Stranger Than Fiction is a REALLY good movie, which I highly recommend. Mentally prepare yourselves, people: Will Ferrell can actually act. It's mildly shocking.
Movies I Still Want To See:
Marie Antoinette
The Prestige
Shut Up and Sing (but I don't think it's out yet)
Borat (shhh)
Also, speaking of recommending things, I have to super-duper-crazy recommend the book A Place of Greater Safety, which is incredibly fantastic. I read it last year some time and found it again the other day, picked it up with the intent of just glancing yesterday, and immediately found myself two chapters in and remembering, 'oh, right, this book is awesome.' It's cracktastic French Revolution historical fiction and I am NOT a nerd.
(now, the million dollar question... can I write 5200 words in one day?)
I'm actually sort of glad that I left my history book at school. I'll have time to finish the reading on Monday or Tuesday, and it's so nice to have a weekend where I can ACTUALLY relax. Especially since there's now no test on the material, so I don't really have to worry.
In other news, Stranger Than Fiction is a REALLY good movie, which I highly recommend. Mentally prepare yourselves, people: Will Ferrell can actually act. It's mildly shocking.
Movies I Still Want To See:
Marie Antoinette
The Prestige
Shut Up and Sing (but I don't think it's out yet)
Borat (shhh)
Also, speaking of recommending things, I have to super-duper-crazy recommend the book A Place of Greater Safety, which is incredibly fantastic. I read it last year some time and found it again the other day, picked it up with the intent of just glancing yesterday, and immediately found myself two chapters in and remembering, 'oh, right, this book is awesome.' It's cracktastic French Revolution historical fiction and I am NOT a nerd.
(now, the million dollar question... can I write 5200 words in one day?)