Sorry if I owe you comments or emails - too tired to type words that make sense.

Ok, for some reason I appear to be watching Maid in Manhattan. This film is so incredibly DUMB my eyes have actually spontaneously combusted, drilled themselves back into my head and are now in the process of growing out of my scalp like hair. They are attempting to ( Read more... )

I am on holiday for four whoooole days. This maketh me happy.

Today I: cured both my computers of their unpleasant diseases, all on my own! Also: watched DVDs and things wot I had downloaded under cover of darkness. Also: made ratatouille. Also: did laundry and hung it in the sun.

On Wednesday, me and me friends went to see David Lynch's Inland ( Read more... )

Does anyone else ever suspect that they might just be stumbling incompetently toward the grave, with no real idea what they're doing or what's going on ( Read more... )

Sorry I haven't posted for so long. Sometimes I think of things to say, but then I realise that these things are not very interesting, after all. Sometimes I think of things to say, but then I realise that, to say what I want to say properly, I need to do lots of finding and copying and pasting and linking, and then it's bedtime, and stuff ( Read more... )

Slept too late
had weird dreams
Missed people's birthdays.
Sorry peapod, gabbyhope.
Probably others too.
Doctor Who yay!
( Doctor Who spoilers )

Day 4 ( Read more... )

Random statements ( Read more... )

Yesterday it was galactic_jack's birthday. He went to see Brokeback Mountain. Tomorrow it's my birthday. I'm going to see Brokeback Mountain. Both of us like to be emotionally devastated on our birthdays. Jack compounded this, however, by following the film with a session sitting in a car listening to Radiohead and watching a funeral procession. I don't think I ( Read more... )

I'm off to see the Narnia flick later with my mum (one of the saner members of my family) but I just found THIS and it's so COOL and I really just want to spend the rest of the day cataloguing all my books. *glee ( Read more... )

Chris Weitz on adapting Philip Pullman's trilogy for the screen (thanks to Kia for the link).

I have to say, I'm really, really bloody impressed.