We went to see
Beowulf
with Angelina Jolie today at the dollar movie*. The first half, when Beowulf's having trouble staying in his clothes for battles, was immensely mockworthy. The second half, when multiple chickens come home to roost, was pretty good. I'm no fan of all, though, of the video game style of filming/animation. Peter Jackson proved you can do this sort of thing for "real", and the comparisons don't benefit
Beowulf.
It's kind of like going to see
Logan's Run
the same year you see the first
Star Wars
and realizing that the state of the art just leapfrogged over everything you knew before.
- though Angelina herself was unable to actually be in the theatre with us.
Frisco is currently wearing one of Noah's hats!
I love this. It makes me love us.
Heh. Matilda is frequently wearing hand-me-downs from Elle, Olivia and Lillian.
I just made a nummy cherry cobbler. Great balance of tart and sweet. Kinda like me.
Final tally for the day: 83 single-serve dinners are now in the freezer.
I'm exhausted. To put it mildly.
They all fit in your freezer? Dang woman - go you!
Well, for now they are in mom and dad's freezer. They have a giant extra freezer, so I'll just take them home as I need them. We were hoping to make a month's worth of dinners for the three of us. I think we did it!
Oh! Paging Aimee!
I just got a notice that the Wizard of Oz fabric is available. I'm so excited! Must start plotting projects! (because I need more...)
I just got a notice that the Wizard of Oz fabric is available.
Is this the same stuff? [link]
Oooh. I need that Wizard of Oz fabric.
Not that I've ever made a quilt. Or know how to. And not that I don't currently have about five unfinished projects sitting around.
I still haven't figured out where to hang my "Nobody gets in to see the wizard. Not nobody, not nohow" sign. My apartment really has nowhere that lends itself well to this sign. (It's hand-painted on wood, from a store in Maine.)