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Post-Boxing Day Blah Blah
Dec. 27th, 2016 05:48 pmYe gods, I am in a cranky mood today. Let's just go to the numbers.
1) Finally copied Solstice to AO3. One thing accomplished, anyway.
2) Watched Barton Fink last night, and holy shit, it is still as terrifying as the first time I saw it. Fantastic cast, nightmare of a story.
3) I have seen more than one report (unconfirmed from any official source) that LiveJournal has moved its servers from California to Russia.
4) I first saw Carrie Fisher (although I didn't know I did) in 1975, in Shampoo. It was the first "grown-up movie" I'd ever seen -- I was 17, and my BFF at the time and I told our parents we were going to see The Hindenburg and bought tickets for Shampoo instead. It was ... eye-opening, to say the least. :D
The next time I saw her, it was two years later. It was just Star Wars then, not Episode or Subtitle Anything. And it was amazing. After that I knew who she was.
I didn't realize until a few days ago that she was just two years older than me.
5) Richard Adams passed away on Christmas Eve. This year will never end.
1) Finally copied Solstice to AO3. One thing accomplished, anyway.
2) Watched Barton Fink last night, and holy shit, it is still as terrifying as the first time I saw it. Fantastic cast, nightmare of a story.
3) I have seen more than one report (unconfirmed from any official source) that LiveJournal has moved its servers from California to Russia.
4) I first saw Carrie Fisher (although I didn't know I did) in 1975, in Shampoo. It was the first "grown-up movie" I'd ever seen -- I was 17, and my BFF at the time and I told our parents we were going to see The Hindenburg and bought tickets for Shampoo instead. It was ... eye-opening, to say the least. :D
The next time I saw her, it was two years later. It was just Star Wars then, not Episode or Subtitle Anything. And it was amazing. After that I knew who she was.
I didn't realize until a few days ago that she was just two years older than me.
5) Richard Adams passed away on Christmas Eve. This year will never end.