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Apr. 8th, 2005 02:13 pmSo at 2AM last night I was eating chocolate cake (because the boy was up and decided he wanted a snack) and listening to the pope's funeral. I have no idea why I'm not completely dead right now, actually, but I'm not. Probably because I don't really have much in the way of Stuff To Do That Requires Vast Amounts Of Energy today. Just homework, and not a hell of a lot of that. So yay.
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blackfelicula posted this link on the Imposter Syndrome. I only feel that way, oh, every day or so. It's nice to know that it's as common as it apparently is.
Speaking of boys, the little rodent tried to scratch my face off the other day. He's lucky he's being cute right now, because given his overtired tantrum after his midnight snack, I'm looking at what categories to list him under on eBay. Or trying to flag down a troupe of gypsies, because everyone knows kids are dragged away by gypsies. Do you use a Sub-Etha-Thumb to get gypsies? Can you get a mod chip for your existing Sub-Etha-Thumb? These are the questions I'm dealing with at the moment.
Speaking of which, I'm dealing with the same kind of ambivalence about the Hitchhiker's Guide movie as I was with the LOTR movies (which I still haven't seen, and am probably one of five people in the universe to still make that claim (all named Frank)(even the girl)(she's very popular).) The book was REALLY GOOD. Which means that the movie stands a very high chance of NOT being REALLY GOOD, or at least as good as the book was, by which I mean utterly fabulous, so I may be doomed to disappointment.
I have little faith in the entertainment industry these days, what with Meet the Fockers being named the most profitable movie of all time or something recently. And we're not going to TALK about Reality Television. Please.
(Lost is good. That's a fluke.)
*dies, as the damn child just tried to break her ankle* Anyone want a toddler? Daddy's teaching him to be Stewie again, I see.
blackfelicula posted this link on the Imposter Syndrome. I only feel that way, oh, every day or so. It's nice to know that it's as common as it apparently is.Speaking of boys, the little rodent tried to scratch my face off the other day. He's lucky he's being cute right now, because given his overtired tantrum after his midnight snack, I'm looking at what categories to list him under on eBay. Or trying to flag down a troupe of gypsies, because everyone knows kids are dragged away by gypsies. Do you use a Sub-Etha-Thumb to get gypsies? Can you get a mod chip for your existing Sub-Etha-Thumb? These are the questions I'm dealing with at the moment.
Speaking of which, I'm dealing with the same kind of ambivalence about the Hitchhiker's Guide movie as I was with the LOTR movies (which I still haven't seen, and am probably one of five people in the universe to still make that claim (all named Frank)(even the girl)(she's very popular).) The book was REALLY GOOD. Which means that the movie stands a very high chance of NOT being REALLY GOOD, or at least as good as the book was, by which I mean utterly fabulous, so I may be doomed to disappointment.
I have little faith in the entertainment industry these days, what with Meet the Fockers being named the most profitable movie of all time or something recently. And we're not going to TALK about Reality Television. Please.
(Lost is good. That's a fluke.)
*dies, as the damn child just tried to break her ankle* Anyone want a toddler? Daddy's teaching him to be Stewie again, I see.
