What an odd morning. When I got to my classroom, there was one student sitting there. We eventually got up to about 10 (out of 25); must have been one heck of a weekend.
Otis and I went to see Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill yesterday. It was a fine little documentary, with some surprises, a few laughs, and a lot of bird stuff. Well worth the viewing.
I have had the sense lately that I haven't been going to the movies as much, so, of course, I went to the spreadsheets: this season I have averaged 10.62 days between movies, while last season it was 9.49 dbm. That only amounts to three fewer movies over almost nine months (25 v 28); can I really perceive that?
Speaking of movies: I think I may actually think about going to see Fantastic Four on its opening day which I think is July 4th, I think.
Speaking of Johnbai, Soapy, and Di: I am waiting with bated breath for the photos from yesterday's urban excursion.
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2 comments:
I will add that I cried quite steadily through the second half of the film (the bird lover I am) and heard some faint sniffles throughout the theatre as well. Good theraputic tears...
Courtney
I was thinking about catching this film, a bird lover myself (still have a heart-shaped framed photo of my English budgie Bungee on my bookcase).
I am funneling my Memorial Day SoDo photos through John for blog publication...but am too tired to PhotoShop them for a bit.
Diane
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