lo, there came a fiery chariot

[phineasjones]

ahhhh. morning. bordering on afternoon now, but i still like it.

came to many conclusions after yesterday's activities:
- starbuckle rocks my world. yes, folks, she edited out the commercials.
- mtv thinks that its viewers are complete fucking idiots... may not be far off
- jack black is repulsively humorous
- elijah and orlando are pretty
- josh hartnett is a big, dumb jock
- i must be old... bc of my reaction to mtv awards... especially what passed for musical entertainment. i enjoyed kelly - the way i would enjoy a good friend of mine singing karaoke. white stripe or whatever were cute but talentless. and i have nothing to say at this point about eminem. talent, music. maybe... outside a small portion of the populace, these things don't matter.
- judy should live in my house and read slash. she's so curious... i've almost got her...
- marriage is stupid.
- my dad knows everything.

today is all about projects...
- icons! i have been in a creative slump on this... scottxwl needs 'em and i definitely need new ones.
- prepare and mail a little something for starbuckle
- find my laptop and get to those deleted scenes on the hp dvd. (thanks, scottxwl)
- do some unpacking in the still disastrous study
- take judy to the chiropractor. yup. again.

um, starbuckle? i think you should tell scottxwl about the wonders of reading hp. is stubborn like you, i think, though for different reasons. maybe you can lure him in. *g*

Comments

Re: My Harry Potter stance

[scottxwl.livejournal.com]

Yes, the one big drawback to my plan is that when you read a book for which you have seen the film, you see that book through the filmmakers' eyes. However, this is something I have found easy to put up with because of the Great Experience of seeing a film. Speaking of which, gonna see Mulholland Drive tonight for my much anticipated second time. I highly recommend this movie to anyone who hasn't seen it, especially if you are interested in independent, creative movies.