I had a pretty glorious weekend of not doing too much at all. I mean, sure, I banged out some work and so on. But mostly, there was *relaxing.* It was the calm before the storm: the wife starts her finals prep this week. I travel this weekend and at the end of May, and I have a workshop presentation at the end of May. So it was nice to catch my breath.
I spent a bit more money than I planned this weekend: but I needed sneakers and some new pants. All of my jeans, it seems are either about a size too big and/or all raggedy looking. So woot for pants that fit!
On Saturday, we also checking out Forgetting Sarah Marshall, which was hi-larious. Also: Mila Kunis is like impossibly hot. I knew she was *pretty*, but seriously: she's amazing. And OK, I'm not some acting snob: but she was like *really* good in this. Just little things in her body language. I would actually say, hands down, she might be the best person in the movie. And the hottest. (Sorry Kristen Bell. I'll always love Veronica, though.)
If I had to complain about one thing about the movie, it was actually *be* the character of Sarah Marshall. I was never quite clear if we were supposed to hate her, sympathize with her, or just accept her as a flawed person. I think it was the latter, but sometimes the first theme (re: hate her!) seemed to be the way things were going? It just felt like, compared to the other characters, she was kind of muddled and odd.
I spent a bit more money than I planned this weekend: but I needed sneakers and some new pants. All of my jeans, it seems are either about a size too big and/or all raggedy looking. So woot for pants that fit!
On Saturday, we also checking out Forgetting Sarah Marshall, which was hi-larious. Also: Mila Kunis is like impossibly hot. I knew she was *pretty*, but seriously: she's amazing. And OK, I'm not some acting snob: but she was like *really* good in this. Just little things in her body language. I would actually say, hands down, she might be the best person in the movie. And the hottest. (Sorry Kristen Bell. I'll always love Veronica, though.)
If I had to complain about one thing about the movie, it was actually *be* the character of Sarah Marshall. I was never quite clear if we were supposed to hate her, sympathize with her, or just accept her as a flawed person. I think it was the latter, but sometimes the first theme (re: hate her!) seemed to be the way things were going? It just felt like, compared to the other characters, she was kind of muddled and odd.
You think the 66 is strange? try taking the 151 Sheridan uptown