Thursday Update
Our dungeon run went very well last night, the writing work is finished, and now I'm waiting for beg for more cool projects! The weekend is near, so that is a nice perk too. I want to do something fun tomorrow, but haven't yet decided what I'm in the mood for--must talk to Lady Pleet about that.
Because of meeting Christy, I've found that we're taking tons more pictures these days (she really likes pictures, and it's a good way of showing off our buddies and such to her, as she is crazy far off in the fun world of Canada). Anyway, I was just thinking that I like photography. It's something that I've always had one of those "I should do more of that" feelings about, yet put it off. Having a digital camera helps me a great deal, as adding any development step to the process would only increase my procrastination.
Maybe Katie and I can go wandering tomorrow and take pictures of the area. That might be a lot of fun, weather permitting. Hmmmm.
We saw a movie recently on DVD (an Argentinian production--Dark Side of the Heart, I think). Highly recommended, especially for fellow literary types. I was not a big fan of Portrait of an Artist as a Young Man, but this captures some of the same themes for an adult artist. I felt closer to this writer's idea of what it means to be a poet in the modern world. The movie had humor, and it didn't take itself too seriously, but it still had many very solid themes. Oh, and it TOTALLY had fun with its metaphors (shamelessly).
Michael :)
Because of meeting Christy, I've found that we're taking tons more pictures these days (she really likes pictures, and it's a good way of showing off our buddies and such to her, as she is crazy far off in the fun world of Canada). Anyway, I was just thinking that I like photography. It's something that I've always had one of those "I should do more of that" feelings about, yet put it off. Having a digital camera helps me a great deal, as adding any development step to the process would only increase my procrastination.
Maybe Katie and I can go wandering tomorrow and take pictures of the area. That might be a lot of fun, weather permitting. Hmmmm.
We saw a movie recently on DVD (an Argentinian production--Dark Side of the Heart, I think). Highly recommended, especially for fellow literary types. I was not a big fan of Portrait of an Artist as a Young Man, but this captures some of the same themes for an adult artist. I felt closer to this writer's idea of what it means to be a poet in the modern world. The movie had humor, and it didn't take itself too seriously, but it still had many very solid themes. Oh, and it TOTALLY had fun with its metaphors (shamelessly).
Michael :)