threeplusfire | it must have been amusing to see me jump

it must have been amusing to see me jump

I ran from the spider in the bath. I hate those big ones, with their pale brown stripe and long black legs. Why do they get in the bath tub?

As seen in many a journal elsewhere. I'm hoping someone will give me some interesting ideas.

Recommend to me:
1. A movie
2. A book
3. Music
4. A livejournal
5. A website

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a movie:
in theaters: the man who wasn't there
on video: exotica

a book:
the master letters -- really really really, you more than most people on LJ would enjoy it

music:
PJ Harvey -- stories of the city, stories of the sea -- it's so New York, and it's so before it all happened.

Thank you. Your post on The Master Letters intrigued me, so I've been watching the shelves at work much more closely. May have to break down and buy it from a regular store soon. I got excited the other day when I found some Ellen Kushner on the the sci-fi shelf, but it wasn't the one I wanted. Maybe I'll get a gift certificate for Christmas.

:-)

Movies: Ringu (http://us.imdb.com/Title?0178868), Tuvalu (http://us.imdb.com/Title?0162023).

And music... What about "The princess and the warrior" soundtrack? Or "Amelie" soundtrack?

Ahh, excellent ideas. I do need to see Amelie soon too.

1. Lord of the Rings! heh heh
2. Post Office by Charles Bukowski
3. Jimmy Eat World(self titled)
4. http://www.livejournal.com/users/giollaruaidh/
5. http://yonkis.ya.com/demonia.htm

Heh, I will see that movie today!
Would you believe I have yet to read anything by Bukowski?
Thank you muchly Miss Rio. :)

wow!! he's very good!

A movie
Stalker (Tarkowski). Very sad, very beautiful, very 'organic' sci fi movie.

Music
Third Eye Foundation, Laura Nyro, Go-Betweens

A livejournal

kenkitty

Website
http://www.mushycat.com/buttons
http://www.obscurestore.com
http://www.mythinglinks.org
http://www.engrish.com

Stalker! That is an excellent film. YOu have good taste in movies, my friend. :)

Oh the Engrish site! We used to look at this on the night shift at PcO and laugh ourselves silly. Heheheh.

1. Snatch
2. Ada or Ardor: A Family Chronicle- Vladimir Nabokov
3. Album: Azure Ray- Azure Ray
4.

pharminatrix
5. www.unamerican.com

Oh, I love Ada. I think it's my favorite Nabokov novel, that it's so hard to pick just one. I wrote an exam paper on it, and a short story in that style for my class a few years ago.

Movie:
"Meet the Feebles" - A Peter Jackson (LOTR) film

Book:
Death and the Penguin, Andrey Kurkov

I think Dobie is going to show that movie sometimes next semester. :)

1. A movie: Impromtu (I think I'm spelling this wrong)
2. A book: The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy
3. Music: soundtrack to the red violin
4. A livejournal: http://www.livejournal.com/users/rellen (she's just moved to Mexico and will be updating again shortly)
5. A website: www.squishettes.net , www.conversatron.com

I've seen that movie! With Chopin? OH lovely.
Thank you Miss Natalie.

yep. Chopin and George Sand and Franz Liszt and de la croix. :-D

I like that movie. Have you seen both versions? There is the original, and I think it's Marlene Dietrich or someone equally fabulous as Sand. Then there is the remake, with Julian Sands. Mmm, fun.

I've only seen the remake. I bet the original is great too.

1. A movie: High Fidelity
2. A book: Waiting, the True Confessions of a Waitress, by Debra Ginsberg
3. Music: The Rosemarys
4. A livejournal: Bokaj (http://www.livejournal.com/users/bokaj)
5. A website: Exploding Dog (http://www.explodingdog.com)

Excellent, excellent. By the time I go back to work I will have anice list of things to find and explore. Thank you muchly.

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