Tuesday

[nightdog_barks]

Cloudy, warm and humid. 79 degrees (26.1 Celsius). Sometime over the next few days I'm going to have to turn the central air on. Plus nighttime hot flashes have returned with a vengeance. Blergh.

Not much else at the moment. Watched American Experience: Into the Deep last night, partly because it's a great series and partly because Robert Sean Leonard was one of the narrators (yes, I am shall0w, but you already knew that). RSL looked a whole heck of a lot more at ease as Herman Melville than he does as Wilson, and he even had a five o'clock shadow. He was shot in a lovely warm light that made him look just awesome. *g*

Anyway. That's it for now.

ETA that for those who are interested, here's the first review I've seen of the new Russell Crowe 'Robin Hood'. Spoilers abound.

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[nightdog-barks.livejournal.com]

Heh, I'm still marveling over the cinematic craftsmanship of last night's episode -- the folding of one scene into another, the constant breaking of set boundaries. I was thinking about it last night and finally realized it reminded me of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, in which the players are basically ... aware they're in a play, and that their roles go far beyond what's written in the script.

I think I was born into the wrong region. My favorite vacations have always been to the north -- I should've been born in Minnesota or Vermont or Maine or the Yukon or the Northwest Territories. *g*