Alas, Cindy: "But note that for those with allergies, the always humid climate breeds mold, mildew and mites."

coughing

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Eh, I'll get a de-humdifier, and I don't go anywhere without my Clorox, anyhow.

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I don't mind temps inching up into the low 80s if they don't plan to stay.

And it cools off nicely too at night when we aren't in a freak heatwave, which makes a huge difference.

Nearby volcanoes freak me out too, but I have the irrational belief that I/my pets/science could predict one of those better than an earthquake, and I'd have time to get the hell out.

Actually, that is pretty much true. Volcanos give off a hell of a lot of warnings before anything happens and these are watched and studied extensively.

Also, I have virtually no pollen issues.

So. Freaking. Jealous.

My loathing of NBC Sports is knows no bounds. Can anyone go google me an email address to vent? I can't figure out how to find out without spoiling myself for the damn race I am trying to watch should they ever actually show the freaking race instead of fun! little! clips! of stuff that happened in April. Fucktards.

Trudy, I am sending you Champ Car and F1 tomorrow. It's taping now. At least I think the F1 will fit. We'll see. Tape goes out tomorrow though.

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Maybe I could talk to Teacup Guy, sj, if you'll convince my mother she could find another dumb job and another dumb guy. It could be like Hitchcock without the carnage.

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I would also like to live in Libkitty's narrow temperature range.

I think you mean Zenkitty's, but I like the range too. When Zenkitty first posted her temperatures, I saw the lower than 75 and said, "Juneau, Juneau!!!" Then I realized that she probably meant year-round, not summer, and since we spend most of the winter in the 20s and 30s, don't fit. Dang. I was hopeful for a minute there. Besides, doesn't it make great sense that Zenkitty and libkitty should be in the same location? We're practically twins!!!!

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Yay, P-C, you apartment getting god, you!

Yay for Hil's family being still present and accounted for.

And thank you, Cash and Cass, for the reassurance.

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I posted this in my LJ, but thought the observation might be appreciated here.

While at work today, I got to see most of Breakfast at Tiffany's. I always know, without any prompting, that Audry Hepburn, in addition to being lovely beyond words, was an extremely talented actor. I've got a bit of a girl-crush on her, and she is so luminescent that while she is on screen in front of me, she is the performer I generally focus on. George Peppard generally pings me as - and I am aware of the injustice of it - "Oh, look, there's the guy who played Hannibal on The A-Team. Well, whuddya know, he sure was a dreamboat in his day."

For some reason, today it was Mr. Peppard pulling my attention. Understand that I have never seen him in any other movie, and the above mentioned tv show. Today I was amazed at the finely drawn emotions he put on the screen. I would gush far more, but I just don't know what to say, other than that I now believe his talent was grossly underestimated - by me, at least, and quite possibly by most of the world.

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I now believe his talent was grossly underestimated

I, too, am mostly familiar with Peppard from The A-Team, and either from the Dirty Dozen or something like it. I, too, was amazed when I saw him in Breakfast at Tiffany's. I actually didn't love the movie, but I thought he was gorgeous and did a great job.

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Yeah, they were kind of great together. Although the film itself is so Iconic, I suppose it was natural that I'd be disappointed with it.

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Although the film itself is so Iconic, I suppose it was natural that I'd be disappointed with it.

This probably contributed to my meh feelings.

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