Riding the Roller: Part Two
So, as an excellent video to show what happens when you don't know how to ride a roller properly, this video came in handy. I suggest you don't watch the entire nine minutes of footage, but it's pretty funny.
Also, I watched "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" today for Christmas. That's right. Merry Christmas. I worked earlier today, slept and then met up with therapysessions to catch the flick. I enjoyed it, despite the fact that it's nothing like the F. Scott Fitzgerald Short Story. The makeup and special effects are incredible and Cate Blanchet/ Brad Pitt look really great at 20 and 45. Though it was nearly three hours long, and resembled a Forest Gump (Screenplay written by the guy who did Forest Gump, I'm told), it will remain a very original movie, I think.
Side note. It's Christmas. My neighbors are drunken idiots, wailing Spanish ballads at 12:32am. I lost sleep last night because of this nonsense. I hope I won't again.
If all works out properly, I am to wake up early, take the train to the Brooklyn Bridge, and I'm going to watch the sunrise. I suggest everybody do something similar with the architecture in your city. It's just too beautiful these days to not do it.
Click to viewAlso, I watched "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" today for Christmas. That's right. Merry Christmas. I worked earlier today, slept and then met up with therapysessions to catch the flick. I enjoyed it, despite the fact that it's nothing like the F. Scott Fitzgerald Short Story. The makeup and special effects are incredible and Cate Blanchet/ Brad Pitt look really great at 20 and 45. Though it was nearly three hours long, and resembled a Forest Gump (Screenplay written by the guy who did Forest Gump, I'm told), it will remain a very original movie, I think.
Side note. It's Christmas. My neighbors are drunken idiots, wailing Spanish ballads at 12:32am. I lost sleep last night because of this nonsense. I hope I won't again.
If all works out properly, I am to wake up early, take the train to the Brooklyn Bridge, and I'm going to watch the sunrise. I suggest everybody do something similar with the architecture in your city. It's just too beautiful these days to not do it.