The Most Harrison Ford Stuff I've Ever Had In One Post

Aug 12, 2011 05:53

► I meant to post a journal entry for yesterday, but I fell asleep late in the afternoon and didn't wake up until well after midnight. Oopsies.

As I mentioned in my previous entry, my mood did improve a lot Wednesday morning. By evening, however, I was feeling the tendrils of depression and worry take hold again. Yesterday morning I was pretty bad. While far from my worst, I just felt emotionally overwhelmed all morning long, sitting perched on top of my stool playing Freecell. When I finally took a shower, and late morning nap, it helped a bit although I was groggy when I woke up. That grogginess is probably why it was surprisingly easy for me to go out with Dad to pick up groceries at 1:00pm.

I had asked Dad if I could borrow a small suitcase since I don't want to use Dean's dirtied bookbag again when I house sit this weekend. That won't be an issue now, because he gave me one of our old suitcases and said I could keep it. It's actually bigger than I really need since I only need to bring 4 days of clothes, but I'll be able to put my toiletries and other stuff in it too.

Still have my eye on that small white hard plastic shell suitcase with the red maple leaf on the front that I've seen at Sears. Not that I can afford it (I think it's around $75).

► Nice little surprise when Dad and I went to Zellers yesterday, as I stumbled across a DVD I've been trying to find for some time. The DVD is a triple feature release with Psycho II, Psycho III, and Psycho IV: The Beginning. I've never seen the third or fourth films, but I remember seeing Psycho II on late night TV when I was in high school, and recalled it was actually pretty good. Walmart had this DVD for some time, and I had come close to buying it several times, but when I eventually went to buy it a couple of years ago it was gone. A week or two ago I was in a chat room and got to talking about movies with a couple of guys. One recommended I get the DVD if I could, saying the fourth film is actually pretty good and interesting. Just a strange coincidence that I happened to finally find the DVD again (for $10), after all this time.

I already have the original Psycho in my 14 film Alfred Hitchcock Masterpiece Collection.

CBR TV @ CCI: John Barrowman on “Torchwood,” “Comic-Con & More - Without a doubt the most lively video interview CBR conducted at the Comic Con this summer. John Barrowman is a delight!

The Image Library: Christina Hendricks In The Play Company In NYC - No idea what the play is about, but these are 4 pics of Christina Hendricks in a slip on a bed with Neil Patrick Harris. All I can say is va-va-va-voom!

Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood Gets Animated Spinoff - They're still airing the old Mister Rogers' Neighborhood series, right? I hope so.

Ministry of Alien Silly Walks (T-shirt) - I can't decide if this is amusing or just weird.

VIDEO: Jon Favreau Interviews Harrison Ford for Cowboys & Aliens - A six segment interview. Harrison Ford is notorious for being difficult to interview, being so guarded, but with Jon Favreau he's shockingly animated and engaging.

Top 10 Harrison Ford Movies - What? No love for The Mosquito Coast? Shameful! I can't help but think this list was just another excuse to trash Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Was it as great as the others? No. But it was a good solid and entertaining film.

Harrison Ford (My Wife! My Family!) Compilation - Best viewer comment on the video's YouTube page:We need Harrison Ford, Liam Neeson, and Bruce Willis to form some kind of family-rescuing death squad.

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Quote of the Moment

Norman Bates: It's not like my mother is a maniac or a raving thing. She just goes a little mad sometimes. We all go a little mad sometimes. Haven't you?
- Psycho (1960)

Drinking: water
Eating: gumdrops
Last Watched: The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor (2008)

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