Barely in numerical order...
Monday, 24 November 2003 02:24![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
apollaA few things in brief because I'm meant to be rewriting a press release I was given ages ago.
1. The Good Girl was sickeningly dull and boring.
2. Ditto Hope Springs
3. Phone Booth was actually OK. Pleasantly surprising almost.
4. I should not rent videos I know I won't like.
5. Especially not three at a time.
6. Charles II: The Power & The Passion was less good tonight, not least because of the shaved heads/wigs combo.
7. Mr Filch from the HP films also turned up in Charles II, which adds to the list of HP actors in the series.
8. Am v. v. hungry but have like nothing but salad left.
9. The Concert For George DVD is finally out tomorrow.
10. I still haven't started my press release rewrite although I was given it ages ago.
11. The chat last night rocked muchly, although I was v. lightweight and had to leave at like twenty past five in the morning.
ETA: Looking online, I have discovered that while Charles II had 13 children (all illegitimate) his brother James II had twenty seven (20 legitimate though, to be fair). How he found time to convert to Catholicism, become king and get himself deposed I have no idea. And there was me thinking all that talk of decadence in that show earlier was exaggerating....
1. The Good Girl was sickeningly dull and boring.
2. Ditto Hope Springs
3. Phone Booth was actually OK. Pleasantly surprising almost.
4. I should not rent videos I know I won't like.
5. Especially not three at a time.
6. Charles II: The Power & The Passion was less good tonight, not least because of the shaved heads/wigs combo.
7. Mr Filch from the HP films also turned up in Charles II, which adds to the list of HP actors in the series.
8. Am v. v. hungry but have like nothing but salad left.
9. The Concert For George DVD is finally out tomorrow.
10. I still haven't started my press release rewrite although I was given it ages ago.
11. The chat last night rocked muchly, although I was v. lightweight and had to leave at like twenty past five in the morning.
ETA: Looking online, I have discovered that while Charles II had 13 children (all illegitimate) his brother James II had twenty seven (20 legitimate though, to be fair). How he found time to convert to Catholicism, become king and get himself deposed I have no idea. And there was me thinking all that talk of decadence in that show earlier was exaggerating....
