Stuff from all my other blogs and journals
I last saw Fr Cormac when I was in still in Birmingham – we went to see Carmina Burana and the Four Seasons at the Birmingham Royal Ballet. He used to be the parish priest of my mum’s nursing home and my mum and dad were due to go visit him in Oxford on Friday. It’s kinda sad that he’s gone, but he’d been ill for quite a long time and lived a lot longer than his doctors were expecting.
Originally from her divine shadow on March 28, 2007, 10:28am
RF modulators are possibly one of the greatest inventions ever.
In other news, The X-Files has weathered surprisingly well over the years.
Originally from her divine shadow on March 26, 2007, 12:14pm
300 is a great film that can only be improved by bringing in Boromir, Sharpe and Bruce Willis. 😀 Yay for blood, killing and death.
Also yay for delicious strawberries.
Originally from her divine shadow on March 25, 2007, 6:47am
I have finally outsmarted the antiquity of the tv in my room and made the dvd player work with it. Mostly this involves plugging in the scart cable into the lone aerial socket on the tv through advance technological means. No more shall I remain stuck with my crappy 4 channels of rubbish (I don’t even get the fifth marvellous channel of terrestrial crapness on this tv, even with the new aerial), I can now watch the rest of my x-files box set from the comfort of… a metal chair in front of my desk. Or even my bed. Or the floor with it’s lovely carpet of blueness. Woog.
Aw. First season Scully. So young, so sceptical! First season Mulder! So young, so not sceptical!
And the dvd player has a remote! I don’t even have to get up and go press the buttons on the tv to make things happen. Well. So long as it doesn’t involve turning the sound up or changing the channel or anything aside from controlling the dvd player. 😀
Originally from her divine shadow on March 24, 2007, 3:19pm
It’s stuff like this:
that gets me hooked on Second Life every so often.
Originally from her divine shadow on March 24, 2007, 10:19am
Blaqk Audio are great. Now that we actually get to hear their music after what… 3 years? :D:D
Originally from her divine shadow on March 13, 2007, 3:25pm
Stewart Lee is a very funny man and you should all buy his DVD/
I did. And it’s well funny.
And for those of you that remember, no. Not “Aaah.”
Originally from her divine shadow on March 7, 2007, 2:21pm
Ghost Rider is a great great film. 😀
Sadly my dad didn’t make it out to the cinema, but my mum definitely enjoyed it even though it’s not the kind of film that she usually enjoys. Nicholas Cage is hilarious. The only thing that was missing, I think, was a scene where he runs about going “OMG MY HEAD IS ON FIRE!”
Originally from her divine shadow on March 4, 2007, 9:22am
Yesterday my mum and I went into London to see Man of Mode at the National Theatre. It’s was pretty funny and the bits where updated references have been substituted in worked really well. I even think that my mum enjoyed it, though she’s more of a musicals kind of person.
Hopefully today, we’re all gonna go see Ghostrider. Though that depends on how my dad’s feeling after lunch.
In other news, I am considering cutting my hair off again. This hair-growing malarkey is annoying.
Originally from her divine shadow on March 4, 2007, 5:40am
James Dean
Elijah Wood
Domino
Dita Von Teese
Eric Bana
Ralph Fiennes
Jeremy Northam
Kip Pardue
Madonna
George Clooney
Hugh Jackman
Ioan Gruffudd
Heath Ledger
Drew Barrymore
Strange Days
Ben Affleck
Stephen Dorff
Viggo Mortensen
Uma Thurman
Tilda Swinton
Scarlett Johannson
Salma Hayek
Ryan Phillipe
Joaquin Phoenix
Natalie Portman
The Matrix
Lord of the Rings
Keanu Reeves
Juilette Binoche
Space: Above and Beyond
King Arthur
Kiera Knightly
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Originally from Iconses on November 26, 2006, 12:56pm