The one with Conan O'Briens good taste in music.
I seriously think The Yellow Boat is my favorite play.
Something just hit me when I saw it today, and I couldn't even compliment parts of the show to Bryan afterwards without bawling.
The show itself is just amazingly written from the point of view of an 8-year-old.
Little parts gave me the chills and I could just feel the refreshing waterfall of tears come out at the conclusion of the show.
Even now, hours later, driving home, I found something eeking out of my eye.
With that, they're very sore and I should probably wash my face again.
Since the past update, I have seen Dark Water and March of the Penguins.
The latter was fascinating, the former I liked.
Dark Water's acting alone validated it, and the mood and style made it haunting, rather than any scares.
March of the Penguins was the rare documentary in which I enjoyed learning things from it. Without filming any human beings, it really brought you into the world of human-like penguins.
And I think Morgan Freeman should be contracted for life to narrate every movie.
The rest of the week has been a mishmash of tech-weeking, building things for Bryan's apartment (it was a learning experience), and mourning over my burnt hands from the steering wheel after my car has sat in July's heat.
Listen to the band Aqualung.
Something just hit me when I saw it today, and I couldn't even compliment parts of the show to Bryan afterwards without bawling.
The show itself is just amazingly written from the point of view of an 8-year-old.
Little parts gave me the chills and I could just feel the refreshing waterfall of tears come out at the conclusion of the show.
Even now, hours later, driving home, I found something eeking out of my eye.
With that, they're very sore and I should probably wash my face again.
Since the past update, I have seen Dark Water and March of the Penguins.
The latter was fascinating, the former I liked.
Dark Water's acting alone validated it, and the mood and style made it haunting, rather than any scares.
March of the Penguins was the rare documentary in which I enjoyed learning things from it. Without filming any human beings, it really brought you into the world of human-like penguins.
And I think Morgan Freeman should be contracted for life to narrate every movie.
The rest of the week has been a mishmash of tech-weeking, building things for Bryan's apartment (it was a learning experience), and mourning over my burnt hands from the steering wheel after my car has sat in July's heat.
Listen to the band Aqualung.