Monday, October 25, 2004
random update
Red Sox are in a very good position after winning games 1 and 2. Of course they can't take anything for granted. Winning game 3 wouldn't give them an insurmountable lead, ever since their stunning comeback against the Yankees rewrote history. Hopefully Schilling won't pitch again in the series, so we'll be spared the million close-ups of his bloody sock. That guy epitomizes "gamer" (and a bunch of other superlatives).
Went to wal-mart recently and bought a bunch of snacks for around $5. Way too cheap which makes me eat unhealthly :( Then I went to Safeway and got lots of clam chowder for $1 a pop. Yummy. I really need to eat healthier food and get back to running regularly.
I also vow to utilize my time more wisely. Aka spend a little bit of time each day to learn something. Or get rid of junk that I don't need. Clean your room!!! I'm off to a decent start, selling a old HSF and Hero documentary DVD.
Recently saw Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. Charlie Kaufman is a great writer, having written Being John Malkovitch and Adaptation as well. This film had less quirkly humor than the previous two films and delved more deeply into the nature of relationship. Thought-provoking as always, worth another watch. Jim Carrey again shows that he's more than capable in a dramatic role. It's always neat (for me) to see how a film might work its title into the dialog. Especially if it's particular long title. My mind just goes "ding-ding-ding there it is."
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Went to wal-mart recently and bought a bunch of snacks for around $5. Way too cheap which makes me eat unhealthly :( Then I went to Safeway and got lots of clam chowder for $1 a pop. Yummy. I really need to eat healthier food and get back to running regularly.
I also vow to utilize my time more wisely. Aka spend a little bit of time each day to learn something. Or get rid of junk that I don't need. Clean your room!!! I'm off to a decent start, selling a old HSF and Hero documentary DVD.
Recently saw Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. Charlie Kaufman is a great writer, having written Being John Malkovitch and Adaptation as well. This film had less quirkly humor than the previous two films and delved more deeply into the nature of relationship. Thought-provoking as always, worth another watch. Jim Carrey again shows that he's more than capable in a dramatic role. It's always neat (for me) to see how a film might work its title into the dialog. Especially if it's particular long title. My mind just goes "ding-ding-ding there it is."
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