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[threeplusfire]

So yes, staying up til six in the morning watching movies. I've got to stop doing that. Sam and Steven were both in weird moods. I didn't sleep much, at least until I crawled into bed. Woke up to an empty house.

Email from David, my delightful British companion in Brno. He lives in a pink cottage, which I can not say with a straight face. I really should like to see him again. Maybe he will come wander America, or I will go back to wandering Europe. He really is charming, and introduced me to the wonders of Taty.

Head hurts a bit. Must work on writing sample. But at least I don't have that doomed 80s taste in my mouth.

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[coyotegoth.livejournal.com]

To which my immediate response was, "So what's so horrible about staying up until six every night watching movies?", immediately followed by, "Oh, right- not everyone works evenings." Ah, well.,

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[tsarina.livejournal.com]

Hehe, at this point I don't even have a job! Which is terrible, and I must fix.

It might also drive the other people living here crazy. Heh.

[coyotegoth.livejournal.com]

what were you watching, anyway? (asks someone who finally caught up with Roger & Me after having a ticket to the premiere back in 1989, and also enjoyed the hell out of Ghost Dog.a

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[tsarina.livejournal.com]

First we watched Spiderman, for the hysterical web slinging and strange cameo appearances. It's such a great comic book movie, because it's fairly faithful, the business with the web shooter aside.

Then we watched the Sci-Fi channel's Dune, which is creepy and I'm starting to like it.