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Happy Anniversary Day
"Robert H. Goddard became interested in space when he read H.G. Wells' science fiction classic The War of the Worlds when he was 16 years old. His dedication to pursuing rocketry became fixed on October 19, 1899 ( Read more... ) -
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Some Final Business in this Journal: 2008 In Review?
1. What did you do in 2008 that you'd never done before ( Read more... ) -
"Garbage day!"
We held the annual Silent Night Deadly Night 2 screening this evening. Ahhhh, laughz.
We were doing crafts while we watched the movie, and drinking beers and having a general good time while a couple of the boys were going at it with some shooting game I forgot the name of now. Whatever it was, it's a Part 2 shooting game ( Read more... ) -
Doctors, ultrasounds, FEAR.
I'm really scared.
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"Can't make it all alone, I've built my dreams around you."
I was so horomonally messed up and in crampy discomfort last night that I watched that movie P.S. I Love You late into the night. I swear, it's only because Gerard Butler is beautiful, and it makes me swoon in unbelievable ways when someone calls someone "love." You know, "Goodnight, love," and "would you like another glass, love" and "things ( Read more... ) -
"So Happy Christmas..."
Every single Christmas card I've received this year has lent me a spark of joy and warmth, so thank you anyone who can read this who has sent one ( Read more... ) -
"I'm going to break away from all the chains that bind."
I just saw Bruce Conner's Breakaway for the first time. It's a 5-minute short featuring Antonia Christina Basilotta (Toni Basil) dancing, teasing, gyrating and leaping, all in "various states of undress." The film is set to the song "Breakaway" written by Ed Cobb. While I'm more familiar with Conner's collage films, this piece (which he ( Read more... ) -
Thieving Gorton's Fisherman!
So UPS delivered a book I need for my paper to my door this afternoon, at 3:34pm, which was ordered from amazon. Delivery status: Delivered. Location: Front Door ( Read more... ) -
"So this is permanence; love-shattered pride. What once was innocence, has turned on its side. "
"But now Ian Curtis is really, really dead. He had sung his last song. Finito. Out of here. Love tore him apart."
-- amazon.com reviewer for "Control" on DVD
I watched Control last night, a film that my British friend (and music guru) Damon called "good, but very wifey." I had read Deborah Curtis' Touching From a Distance back towards the end of ( Read more... )
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