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Remember the Fifth of November
Mar. 21st, 2006 03:38 pmWoke up relatively early this morning. I've been doing that lately. It's helping me be more productive in everything except writing and editing...which I am accustomed to doing in the wee hours of the night. We had to be up in time to make the noon showing of V for Vendetta at the Showcase so we could be back in time for my first ever in-person visit with extraordinary Simpsons fan, ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
derekfz. Purportedly, he'll be here in an hour or so.
Anyway, V for Vendetta was better than The Matrix. Much, much better. ( And here's why: (mild spoilers) ) And for once, nobody was loud or obnoxious during the film. And I got those little corndog bites I love so well.
My Illustrated copies of both Angels and Demons and Salem's Lot finally arrived today. Yay for that.
Whooo. I'm also reading a book called The Black Arts which is an old-school black magic primer (not a grimoire) from 1967. This is an original hardcover that so far is an intriguing and surprisingly good read. It was also a gift from K and N, whom I'll be vacationing with this weekend.
derekfz. Purportedly, he'll be here in an hour or so.Anyway, V for Vendetta was better than The Matrix. Much, much better. ( And here's why: (mild spoilers) ) And for once, nobody was loud or obnoxious during the film. And I got those little corndog bites I love so well.
My Illustrated copies of both Angels and Demons and Salem's Lot finally arrived today. Yay for that.
Whooo. I'm also reading a book called The Black Arts which is an old-school black magic primer (not a grimoire) from 1967. This is an original hardcover that so far is an intriguing and surprisingly good read. It was also a gift from K and N, whom I'll be vacationing with this weekend.
