Cleopatra baby, yeah!
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apollaArgh. Today did not start well. Noisy First Years woke me up early by talking loudly outside my door. Thanks girls. I managed to get back to sleep for a little while but this was rather ruined by the dream I had. I had to help Obi-Wan Kenobi (Young Ewan Obi) find his wayward padawan Anakin. Weird, man. It was in some sort of theme park or something, a place I know I've been to in dreams before. You know when it's a dream place but you've been there before? Then before we could find him, my sodding alarm went off. And I know why I had an AotC dream too....
I came up with a fantastic idea for my birthday party. A costume thing, but everyone has to come as someone from a movie. I, of course, will be going as Cleopatra (if I can find a costume). Natasha (who I'm no longer allowed to refer to as Princess) wants to go as Padme Amidala and we were checking out pictures of her on the internet. She's decided she wants to go as her in that picnic scene from AotC. We'll probably go to the Sugarhouse (local club place). I can think of nothing better for a birthday of mine than for lots of students to stare at me and my mates bemusedly.
BAFTAs last night. A crime that Gangs didn't win Best Picture and don't even get me started on Roman Polanski. Catherine Zeta Jones was quite bizarre frankly, with that dodgy Los Angeles-via-Swansea accent she affects. Best moment though was when she got so excited she dropped the faux-LA shite she thinks we believe, broke into her real thick Welsh accent and shouted "Oggy oggy oggy! Oi oi oi!" That I respect. No point getting hoity toity with me madam- I remember your Mariette days. Michael Douglas' botox has affected his tear ducts though. Just say no, mate. Meryl Streep was SO funny when she went to accept the award for the Adaptation screenwriter though. "I'd like to spank Spike Jonze.." A great, funny lady.
Anyway, at this point (in case he's reading), I'd like to tell you that I'd be prepared to listen to Liam Neeson read from a telephone book. Just a fantastic voice, man. That was random, wasn't it?
And I've come up with an idea for my Film research essay. Academy Award winners of the 1940s. Or as my snarky teacher said "That's typically left-angle from you." And? What, should I have chosen the same as everyone else? Hello! How boring would that be? And thank you very much, but I always work very hard to be different from everyone else, and I'm not about to change that just for him.
Am v. pleased right now- just updated Windows media player to 9 or whatever. It's a bit different, but I'm pleased because I've been able to save my Tottenham Hotspur anthems off the website and make the player purple. Don't ever think I'm hard to please. I can now listen to Nice One Cyril whenever I like!!
I came up with a fantastic idea for my birthday party. A costume thing, but everyone has to come as someone from a movie. I, of course, will be going as Cleopatra (if I can find a costume). Natasha (who I'm no longer allowed to refer to as Princess) wants to go as Padme Amidala and we were checking out pictures of her on the internet. She's decided she wants to go as her in that picnic scene from AotC. We'll probably go to the Sugarhouse (local club place). I can think of nothing better for a birthday of mine than for lots of students to stare at me and my mates bemusedly.
BAFTAs last night. A crime that Gangs didn't win Best Picture and don't even get me started on Roman Polanski. Catherine Zeta Jones was quite bizarre frankly, with that dodgy Los Angeles-via-Swansea accent she affects. Best moment though was when she got so excited she dropped the faux-LA shite she thinks we believe, broke into her real thick Welsh accent and shouted "Oggy oggy oggy! Oi oi oi!" That I respect. No point getting hoity toity with me madam- I remember your Mariette days. Michael Douglas' botox has affected his tear ducts though. Just say no, mate. Meryl Streep was SO funny when she went to accept the award for the Adaptation screenwriter though. "I'd like to spank Spike Jonze.." A great, funny lady.
Anyway, at this point (in case he's reading), I'd like to tell you that I'd be prepared to listen to Liam Neeson read from a telephone book. Just a fantastic voice, man. That was random, wasn't it?
And I've come up with an idea for my Film research essay. Academy Award winners of the 1940s. Or as my snarky teacher said "That's typically left-angle from you." And? What, should I have chosen the same as everyone else? Hello! How boring would that be? And thank you very much, but I always work very hard to be different from everyone else, and I'm not about to change that just for him.
Am v. pleased right now- just updated Windows media player to 9 or whatever. It's a bit different, but I'm pleased because I've been able to save my Tottenham Hotspur anthems off the website and make the player purple. Don't ever think I'm hard to please. I can now listen to Nice One Cyril whenever I like!!
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Date: 2003-02-24 20:30 (UTC)So with you on this babe. This man has one sexy voice.^_^
~Christina