:: The Blurst of Times ::

:: 1.12.2004 ::

Uncle Tom's Cabin is supposed to be a "timeless classic." (According to the back of the book) And yet, while the values may be important and the concept of equality may be timeless, I just can't get myself all riled up about slavery like I could a hundred and sixty years ago.

In other list related news - The Mothman Prophesies is not near as scary as some had made it out to be: true or not, Event Horizon still makes me have to sleep with the lights on. The movie Holes is good - the book Holes is better, though I will acknowledge that they are similar in story and character. I kind of want to recommend the book to those who enjoyed the movie, but let's face it, you already know the end and that was part of what made the book so damn good. The movie Zoolander was funny. I really thought it would have made a better skit, as the joke was pretty basic throughout. but the finale, where he shows everyone the "new look" was truly priceless and maybe the funniest thing I've seen all year.

Working out is going well - running everyday but sunday, but c'mon, that's a day of rest (and recouperation), right?

And while I am certainly showing my appreciation to some people, other people I am downright being an asshole to. Today, no matter whatelse I do, I am going to focus on not being a bitch at home and start treating people with a little respect. I know, the readers are not who I need to be telling this to, but if I write it and publish it, then that can only tighten my resolve to making it happen.

"So it shall be written, so it shall be done..."
:: Freddy F. at 2:09 PM [+] ::