the february break affair

[theladyrose]

I'm back from USC as of yesterday, and both Ellie and I were quite impressed by the place. Watch me change my mind in April...or not. I am not ashamed to admit that I nearly kissed the doors of the music scoring stage-Elmer Bernstein probably touched them, considering that he taught there for some time. But as there were several cinema-television majors giving me strange looks, I settled for two pictures instead. I'm definitely not in need of a social life, I swear!

I finally caught some of the Olympics-my host, her other hostees, her roomates, and I saw the end of the women's free skate. Someone (probably dragonfly66) will probably want to hit me over the head with a frying pan for saying this, but I was a little bored. I haven't really been missing out on much-I'm more of a Summer Olympics kind of girl to be honest.

As I seem to have finally gotten all of my work done for once, I've been catching up on some cult TV lately-the Prisoner and the Man from UNCLE (for which I have the cheesiest fan T-shirt idea ever). Can someone please tell me *why* Ilya Kuryakin is either put behind bars or dangled by his wrists from the ceiling/chained by the wrists on the walls in 7/8ths of the episodes I watched? Isn't David McCallum afraid of heights?


"No offense to my alma mater (Stanford), but...yeah, I feel like Counterpoint was a better-quality rag."

This totally made my night! Well, it's roughly 1:55 in the morning, but you get my point, I hope. I miss Caitlin and her awesomely snarky movie reviews and how she could totally beat up the Clam in a battle of wits. I don't mean to belittle my lovely co-editor and staff, but Caitlin is teh awesome incarnate.

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[theladyrose.livejournal.com]

The Clam-in retrospect she could be amusing, but there were many instances in which I really wanted to strangle her.

Which Counterpoints did you use?