The French are so smart
Mar. 6th, 2006 09:06 amL'amour tue l'intelligence. Le cerveau fait sablier avec le coeur. L'un ne
se remplit que pour vider l'autre.
Love kills intelligence. The brain makes an hourglass with the heart. One fills
itself only to empty the other. --Jules Renard
No true content this morning. Headache has kept me in this morning. Hope to recover by this afternoon to do some stuff.
Cynra was watching the Oscars last night, and enjoyed herself mightily. I, of course, forgot the copy of Premiere I picked up for her so she didn't have her scorecard.
Forgot to mention that we saw Nightwatch on Friday. Interesting flick, yeah. Could have done with more hot shape-shifting action, and the ending didn't make sense (when, exactly, did protagonovsky get a screwdriver?). Although the flipping truck and the video game as tool of prophecy were both kinda neat.
Maybe it'll make more sense after I see the sequel. Or if I knew Russian. Subtitles are a bitch when you're trying to follow an animated sequence.
Amusingly enough, bumped into
madmanofprague on the way out of the theatre. He seemed to have enjoyed it as well. Cynra decided to drop into Chapters on the way out of town, and picked up a Laurie King book from the remainder bin (even though it's actually the sixth book in the series, and she only has the first two, but she'll catch up).
And now, kids, you're caught up. Aside from Saturday, but that's other stuff.
se remplit que pour vider l'autre.
Love kills intelligence. The brain makes an hourglass with the heart. One fills
itself only to empty the other. --Jules Renard
No true content this morning. Headache has kept me in this morning. Hope to recover by this afternoon to do some stuff.
Cynra was watching the Oscars last night, and enjoyed herself mightily. I, of course, forgot the copy of Premiere I picked up for her so she didn't have her scorecard.
Forgot to mention that we saw Nightwatch on Friday. Interesting flick, yeah. Could have done with more hot shape-shifting action, and the ending didn't make sense (when, exactly, did protagonovsky get a screwdriver?). Although the flipping truck and the video game as tool of prophecy were both kinda neat.
Maybe it'll make more sense after I see the sequel. Or if I knew Russian. Subtitles are a bitch when you're trying to follow an animated sequence.
Amusingly enough, bumped into
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And now, kids, you're caught up. Aside from Saturday, but that's other stuff.