when it rains...
...water pours out of the wall and into your back bedroom.
Yeah. The Pea and I have been battling a somach virus, The Pea is faring worse than I. After a brief recovery and returning to work yesterday, she woke up this morning at 5:30 with round two. Then, when I got out of the shower, she asked my why there was water pouring into the back bedroom for the wall that shares with our bathroom. I threws oem towels, and headed to work. I'll deal with that later.
So that's nice.
I gave in and made tacos last night. Delicious, delicious tacos. I stopped after four. I don't feel great this morning, but i think it was worth it. Mandy may disagree. She is currently sleeping off a Phenergan pill.
After tacos, I headed to Steanso's to watch the remake of Hills Have Eyes. I don't knw why. I didn't like the original. But, I was in the mood for horror, and there it was. I really never liked the "deformed people kill civilians" style horror (with the exception of Texas Chainsaw Massacre, which I don't really like, but does scare the living shit out of me). As opposed to feeling claustrophobic and having most of the blood off screen like TCM, recent movies in this style (Wolf Creek, for example) rely on lots of gore and depravity. Yeah. great. I really wanted to see the girl from Lost get raped by a mutated person. Or see thet mutated person breast feed form Lost girl's sister. I haven't seen Saw or Saw 2 or Hostel. And I don't want to. I like scary movies like poltergeist. and Wickerman. and The Shining. anyway, that's my two cents on that.
I also watched Fire Walk With Me for the first time. I never watched Twin Peaks when it was on, but I borrowed Team Bloom's copy (before they were actually Team Bloom) and watched it during the time i should have been studying for the bar. I really liked a lot of it, and I am surprised it took me this long to see the movie. It was actually really good, and really creepy. Plus, it had David Bowie. And, looks like it was the inspiration for the name of one of the Phish Festivals.
In other news, just as I have decided to hold on to the truck for a while, it turns out I am helping kill polar bears. damn. does it help that I olny drive it 2-3 times a week, less than 10 miles each time? probably not. what to do?
Yeah. The Pea and I have been battling a somach virus, The Pea is faring worse than I. After a brief recovery and returning to work yesterday, she woke up this morning at 5:30 with round two. Then, when I got out of the shower, she asked my why there was water pouring into the back bedroom for the wall that shares with our bathroom. I threws oem towels, and headed to work. I'll deal with that later.
So that's nice.
I gave in and made tacos last night. Delicious, delicious tacos. I stopped after four. I don't feel great this morning, but i think it was worth it. Mandy may disagree. She is currently sleeping off a Phenergan pill.
After tacos, I headed to Steanso's to watch the remake of Hills Have Eyes. I don't knw why. I didn't like the original. But, I was in the mood for horror, and there it was. I really never liked the "deformed people kill civilians" style horror (with the exception of Texas Chainsaw Massacre, which I don't really like, but does scare the living shit out of me). As opposed to feeling claustrophobic and having most of the blood off screen like TCM, recent movies in this style (Wolf Creek, for example) rely on lots of gore and depravity. Yeah. great. I really wanted to see the girl from Lost get raped by a mutated person. Or see thet mutated person breast feed form Lost girl's sister. I haven't seen Saw or Saw 2 or Hostel. And I don't want to. I like scary movies like poltergeist. and Wickerman. and The Shining. anyway, that's my two cents on that.
I also watched Fire Walk With Me for the first time. I never watched Twin Peaks when it was on, but I borrowed Team Bloom's copy (before they were actually Team Bloom) and watched it during the time i should have been studying for the bar. I really liked a lot of it, and I am surprised it took me this long to see the movie. It was actually really good, and really creepy. Plus, it had David Bowie. And, looks like it was the inspiration for the name of one of the Phish Festivals.
In other news, just as I have decided to hold on to the truck for a while, it turns out I am helping kill polar bears. damn. does it help that I olny drive it 2-3 times a week, less than 10 miles each time? probably not. what to do?
posted by CrackBass @ 6/22/2006 09:49:00 AM
2 Comments:
At Thu Jun 22, 06:22:00 PM PDT,
JLo said…
How come I didn't see it? Was this what you were doing on those extended bathroom breaks? All I remember from studying for the bar was Clerks and the lineup scene from the Usual Suspects.
I'm still amazed we passed.
At Thu Jun 22, 11:57:00 PM PDT,
CrackBass said…
well, i watched the series each afternoon after calss. or sometimes when i should have been at class. by the time we started studying, the classes were over, and so was the series.
i blame you for my passing.
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