blathering about ancient things because I like them

[atomicduck]

I haven't updated in awhile, I suppose because there's not a whole lot to update about. I'd post photos of places I've been, but I'm too lazy to format everything, and also because I spend more time trying to save money/working than going places exciting. Teaching is dull at the moment, since I'm still doing day-to-day stuff, and I honestly am

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[hideincarnate]

I loved that movie. We drove an hour to see it. A week later it came to the local theater. I was pissed. XD;

[atomicduck]

oh haha! it's everywhere here. when we went to see it during the day, the theatre was entirely senior citizens. XD

[deadtree]

Really, the most fascinating thing about history is the way it connects to everything around it, and the more you dig, the more you see the connections. It's like... the best-written psychological drama ever. Aaah. ♥ Anyway the exhibit sounds amazing!

[atomicduck]

yeah, it was really good! tons of stuff to ogle at. it's interesting how some civilisations would try to deny connections with previous ones, but you can always tell... drama indeed. :D

[tacomeow]

hey the black swan isnt out yet int he uk? i saw it and it was pretty good - not as good as requiem for a dream, but it was good in its own right,... one thing is though, i'd like to see mila kunis play an innocent character - it seems shes typecast a lot. Natalie portman was really good though, as always.

[atomicduck]

nope, the release was this friday. i like mila kunis a lot, but i'm pretty ughh about natalie portman. but if she was good in it/isn't ruining the film for me, then i'll be happy. may see it sometime this week.