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ffloI'm sick. Can't believe the fever hasn't broken; can't believe thre's no relief from the lung gunk. Feel like I'm breathing with a tenth of one lung (the right one, right now).
The only movie in the house I hadn't seen was Boomerang (Eddie Murphy) (c. 1998). It's the one that's famous for his explanation of which guys die in Star Trek. I imagine the poolroom scene in which Martin Lawrence explains the racism of 8-ball is well known as well. My favorite line, however, is when Eddie tells Halle Berry, "Aren't you listening to me? Cupid's got his foot up my ass." I really can think of no more apt way to put it.
Over in another lj blog I read---but not in public entries---is the unfolding story of the writer's love with new gf. Her first. It's got some of the elements of puppy love, but I don't scoff, won't scoff. I contain both. Glory be to the Cupid who isn't leaving fissures.
In more high-minded matters (wouldn't take much, I suppose), I did correct the lines from The Fallen Idol in my earlier post. "One another" is rather more ele-gant than "each other," isn't it.
Is it just me, or is it absolutely freezing in here?
The only movie in the house I hadn't seen was Boomerang (Eddie Murphy) (c. 1998). It's the one that's famous for his explanation of which guys die in Star Trek. I imagine the poolroom scene in which Martin Lawrence explains the racism of 8-ball is well known as well. My favorite line, however, is when Eddie tells Halle Berry, "Aren't you listening to me? Cupid's got his foot up my ass." I really can think of no more apt way to put it.
Over in another lj blog I read---but not in public entries---is the unfolding story of the writer's love with new gf. Her first. It's got some of the elements of puppy love, but I don't scoff, won't scoff. I contain both. Glory be to the Cupid who isn't leaving fissures.
In more high-minded matters (wouldn't take much, I suppose), I did correct the lines from The Fallen Idol in my earlier post. "One another" is rather more ele-gant than "each other," isn't it.
Is it just me, or is it absolutely freezing in here?
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Date: Sep. 14th, 2007 08:13 am (UTC)Is it just me, or is it absolutely freezing in here?
Funny--on Wednesday, I checked a book out of the library entitled "Is It Hot in Here, or Is It Just Me?" This ain't fun.
We're not marching on Saturday, btw. I have done something to my back (strained or pulled something, I guess), and I was having back spasms as I drove back from the Sho' today. I am also having bigger problems with that arthritic left knee, possibly exacerbated by the rock scramble last weekend. And I'm too down to get into it--there's that too.
Tommy didn't sound terribly motivated in our phone conversation tonight--I think that we're all tired of not being heard, and we're fading a bit. I'm feeling pretty old and sore and tired and depressed right now, and that's making it hard to muster the energy to invest in what seems to be a losing battle. Self-centered? Why, yes; I suppose it is. But I'm having trouble getting beyond my own stuff right now.
I'll stop. After all, this is your blog, and I really did comment to say that I'm sorry you've been under the weather and that I'm glad you're feeling a bit better (I read tonight's entry too.) Maybe we can talk tomorrow, if you're around.
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Date: Sep. 14th, 2007 03:18 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: Sep. 15th, 2007 02:33 am (UTC)