This past Friday marked the first anniversary of my Dad's death and I've been racking my brain for the past month on how to commemorate it. I thought about going on a trip, maybe visiting my mom or making some sort of celebration to solidify the significance of the day. The Buddhist festival of Parinirvana was this weekend (it celebrates Buddha's ( Read more... )

Annoying crap that happened this week ( Read more... )

It's official- I got my acceptance letter from The Seattle Film Institute today. I was a little bummed to find out that their grading scale was a plain old 4.0 scale. I was secretly hoping for one made of symbols, kind of like the school Maeby went to in Arrested Development (I believe she got an "owl" for spelling :p ( Read more... )

Alright Y'all...they're here ( Read more... )

I haven't been mourning the death of my dad lately. I've been mourning my brother ( Read more... )

Since my last posting I've learned that my friend Jeff is a new uncle, Ken is a new daddy, Andrew and Nicole are now expecting their second, and my preggers cousin is actually having TWINS. :o ( Read more... )

I just got off the phone w/a Michigan friend who informed me that 3 of our friends are pregnant and due around the same time. Also, one of my Texas friends and one of my cousins are about 6 months pregnant right now.

I was like, "WHOA!"
It must have been an awefully cold winter.
I'm going to invest in a bulk box of baby shower cards.

Crap..I know it's late notice, but the Hitchcock movie The Lady Vanishes is playing at 9:30 tonight at McCaw Hall at the Seattle Center. I'll be there..give me a call if anybody's interested ( Read more... )

I'm taking some time to be a tourist in Seattle, just to remind myself of all the stuff I really love about this town ( Read more... )

Children of Paradise is playing tomorrow night at the Seattle Center at 7:30. It's a fantastic french movie from the 40's about unrequited love, greed, jealousy, and social heirarchy...it plays out like a Shakespeareian love triangle- funny, tragic, and beautiful to look at. It's one of my favorite films and I've never seen it on the big screen ( Read more... )