Independence

[erazor]

I finally watched Independence Day. To be perfectly honest, it was less pathetic than I had thought, because I had imagined these enormous scenes with sentimental speeches and flags and all that stuff you normally find in disaster movies. Ok, so there was one speech in the end, but other than that, it was mostly straightforward with problem,

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[phoenixgeisha]

You've been in that apartment all the time that I have known you. It will be odd to think of you as writing from a different room than the one I have seen pictures of.

We're moving, too. In about 5 weeks we will be separating our stuff from our roommate's and hauling across town to a smaller place that is closer to where I work, and right by where Warren goes to school (he is in Massage Therapy school now).

I sort of dread it, but it will be wonderful to be on our own again.

I hope you find a marvelous place downtown that will make a home to you and the things that are important to you.

[asimov_]

I never got that whole moving thing. I'd like to move every day if I wasn't so damned lazy, but luckily I am. It's like a Catch 22, but one that I welcome. I've lived in 6 different houses/apartments in my life, so far. That's like 4 too many, but I don't regret it.

Anyways, Independence Day, eh? Being a science fiction fan, I must say that that movie sucks. I just hate the fact that Will Smith will be playing in "I,Robot" based on the Asimov robot-stories. Is there no justice in the world? I also think "The Day After Tomorrow" sucks, but I haven't seen it yet, so I'm gonna wait.

Btw, my tummy wants pizza!