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theladyrose) wrote2006-10-14 11:05 pm
theladyrose) wrote2006-10-14 11:05 pm
crossing you in style someday
I seem to go through water bottles the way some of my floormates go through shot glasses. Seriously, I've recycled five bottles starting from this morning. I tend to get really thirsty when writing papers or studying for some reason.
It's been nice talking to friends from my old life lately; I always feel behind in trying to catch up with random people just because there are so many people with whom I'd like to keep in touch. It's funny how separated middle/high school and college are in my mind. I do tend to suffer from nostalgia at indiscriminate times but never homesickness. There's something refreshing about having a clean break with the familiar, knowing that everything has its rightful time and place.
I'll be heading back home for the first time since I've moved in for the first weekend in November, so if you're around and not too busy perhaps we can hang out. I arrive late Friday afternoon and leave on Sunday in the early evening.
I'm starting to understand why blooper reels are so popular; the outtakes for Birnkrant 616 (I can't stop the self-pimpage here, honest) somehow manage to be even more hilarious than the scenes themselves. Seriously, I was crying from laughing so hard during the screening of the past week's worth of shooting. It's a pity I'll be missing the next taping of the other show I work on, Mind Games, to copy edit and shoot more Birnkrant 616. Thankfully the next six days worth of shooting looks more merciful than it was earlier, especially since my midterms will be over on Tuesday. And now I'd be best off finishing up my paper.
It's been nice talking to friends from my old life lately; I always feel behind in trying to catch up with random people just because there are so many people with whom I'd like to keep in touch. It's funny how separated middle/high school and college are in my mind. I do tend to suffer from nostalgia at indiscriminate times but never homesickness. There's something refreshing about having a clean break with the familiar, knowing that everything has its rightful time and place.
I'll be heading back home for the first time since I've moved in for the first weekend in November, so if you're around and not too busy perhaps we can hang out. I arrive late Friday afternoon and leave on Sunday in the early evening.
I'm starting to understand why blooper reels are so popular; the outtakes for Birnkrant 616 (I can't stop the self-pimpage here, honest) somehow manage to be even more hilarious than the scenes themselves. Seriously, I was crying from laughing so hard during the screening of the past week's worth of shooting. It's a pity I'll be missing the next taping of the other show I work on, Mind Games, to copy edit and shoot more Birnkrant 616. Thankfully the next six days worth of shooting looks more merciful than it was earlier, especially since my midterms will be over on Tuesday. And now I'd be best off finishing up my paper.
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the only actor i can see in the role who might have worked is oliver reed, and sadly he's dead, and i have a feeling his innate sexism and weirdo bossiness might have come through anyhow--so looks-wise yes, a good fit, acting-wise and personality-wise? probably not so much.
drake and his little french chanteuse girls! i guess this is precisely why i can see him liking holden. the song des demain in particular. i see him sitting on a beach in a banana republic somewhere, smoking his cheroot and listening to this strangely compelling little tune after a hard day's work.
i think if drake listened to enough holden he would eventually become a full-fledged romantic and just chuck the service and run away with one of the chanson-singers, eventually.