There was quite a bit of running around several weeks back when I was trying to see this over at the Tower Theatre, and it ended up being the first movie I have seen alone. And this wasn't the only thing that made seeing this film a unique experience... But I'm getting ahead of myself...

This joint French-Taiwanese production is naturalistic ( Read more... )

So, first, I wanted to thank y'all for your kind and helpful comments on last post--not that it's a problem right now to my mind, I've just been feeling a bit manic about it lately, what with all the evil glee...*cackle*

Anywho, I'm thinking about how I will organize everything now that I want to review everything under the sun--Holy Mother, the ( Read more... )

 Spent most of today in a coma, and when I awoke, got into an infuriating discussion with my mother over bus schedules... Her car is broken down at some shop over by Arden & Watt, so I must needs accompany her to such (and hopefully get close enough to the Washington Mutual at Country Club to deposit the rest of my checks).

Oh, and attempting to ( Read more... )

Well, no luck finding the memory card, so we're officially back to the written word--and aren't I better at it? XP Don't answer that.

Anywho, what's been happening? I suppose the main thing in the past week was, on Saturday, me and Em and Cat and her fiance Faith went to see this French movie at the Crest, Priceless ("Hors de Prix") with Audre Tatou ( Read more... )

Got sal johnston to sign up as advisor for Gender Club! ^_^

So now just need to figure out our officers, and I can send this mo'fo' off to Office of Student Activities so we can get approved at the next InterClub Council meeting...*collapses in relief*

Meanwhile, I saw The Crucible on Thursday, The Other Boleyn Girl last night (went with Psych Club ( Read more... )

Hey, if you can, and wish to hear both my beautiful voice and taste in music, listen to the Mann Show tomorrow (Wednesday.) at 7p.m. (link to listen is here: http://www.live365.com/stations/kpoet?site=pro)

Directly after that, at 8, I have to get to "The Crucible", in which my lesbian lover, Branden, is playing Abigail. So my day tomorrah is gonna ( Read more... )

(The original is Antoine-Vincent Arnault's "Le feuille", via Giacomo Leopardi's "Imitazione". This'll be goin' in the BBC, just so y'all know. *winknudge*)

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The Leaf

Torn from your stem,
Poor shriveled leaf,
Where are you going?-I do not know.
The storm has shattered the oak
That alone was my support.
Led by the inconstant breath
Of the zephyr and the ( Read more... )

In French today, we got our midterms back--100, baby! But I shall not gloat... Ashley got a 97.

We watched part of the French version of Robinson Crusoe. In between underbreath comments about white privelege and the evils of colonialism I started writing out the lyrics again for "The Little Mermaid". I know it's horrible to re-line the work of ( Read more... )

So, I oversleep, and run over to the Deihl basement fifteen minutes late for my French midterm, but I'm glad I studied so hard with Ashley, because I managed to finish it right on time. I think I did well on it; I don't think Chirol is gonna go, "oh, mon dieu! This is the best midterm EVAH!" Though it'd be funny if she did. But I think I definitely ( Read more... )

My weakness is forming this composition is that I'm too ambitious--I want to use more exciting grammar and phrases than I've already learned. Actually, I can, because I have a slightly bigger vocabulary that this level, but not quite enough for intermediate. I'm in French limbo, basically.

But this is better, I think, so I'll have it for Chriol ( Read more... )