an executive decision

[verbicide]

It's official. I've canceled my October trip to Oakland, and it was clearly the right decision because I feel fairly ecstatic about it.

I'm really bummed I won't see my nephews for another couple of months. I'm really bummed I won't get in a quick visit with Amy. And, I'm really bummed that La Pinata remains out of my grubby reach. But I'm not sorry I won't be traveling this month. And I'm not sorry I'll actually get to see both The Decemberists and Dudley Manlove. And I'll be able to attend my company's Halloween bash and see Jeff rock the house as Mr. Howell. All good things.

And besides, I'll see my adorable nephews in December, which if time continues to whoosh by as it has this year, hurtling me towards menopause, then December will be tomorrow. So it's all good.

Allison called with a cute property for us to look at....RIGHTNOWNOWNOWNOW. So I bustled out of work and the place was cute. Great view, but for the price, it wasn't everything I wanted and despite the killer view, I'm unwilling to schlep groceries up 4 flights of stairs to a microscopic kitchen. I don't mind small bedrooms, but the place I buy really needs a good space for entertaining. But, cute. Part of me really hopes we just don't find anything until next year.

Looking very forward to a movie-palooza weekend. Hope to cram in In Her Shoes (only because of dtaylor's review), and the new Wallace and Gromit flick along with A History of Violence with Jeff, Chris, and Bryan tonight.

I thought summer was the big movie season, but for me it's really not kicked in until fall. Perhaps because tis been a sucky movie year.

Awwwwwwwww. Mark just busted in here with an enormous bag of chocolate, shouting "Reverse Trick-or-Treat!" I think I shall make guacamole for his party. Mmmm. Milk Duds.

Comments

[greyaenigma.livejournal.com]

I hope that doesn't kill the Portland trip you've hinted was happening soon.

Wallace and Gromit? This weekend!?!? OK, now my weekend is completely scheduled! (Boy, that was quick.)

Dear god, and I haven't seen Corpse Bridge yet! Aaaagh!

Psych 1, psych 2, what do you know?

[verbicide.livejournal.com]

Portland is definitely still in my future, but I'm not sure when. Soon has been an exceedingly relative term for me lately. *sheepish*

And yes! Wallace and Gromit is this weekend! Go see it!! GO GO GO!

(And don't you start that again, mister! *grin*)

[greyaenigma.livejournal.com]

I'm only human -- I'm supposed to make mistakes!

And yes, there will be Go this weekend.

[verbicide.livejournal.com]

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh......................

I guess it's just the way you are.

[greyaenigma.livejournal.com]

You know it should be easy for a man who's strong to say when he's sorry or admit when he's wrong.

[verbicide.livejournal.com]

You are a nut.

Do I need to call for a code of silence?

[coffeeinhell.livejournal.com]

Aw shucks.

Oh, wait. Now if you hate it, you'll blame me.

DAMN it!

[verbicide.livejournal.com]

It better be good! *menacing look*

Though I don't even have a cane to whap your shins with if it sucks. Dammit!

Curse of the Were-Rabbit

[some_other_dave]

Just got back from seeing it. It's a good'un! :) There are little bits where it drags slightly (or is it just that I'm used to 30-minute W&G movies?) but most of it has tons of laughs! Some of them quite adult, too...

There's an unrelated short-subject first, though--it's the penguins from Madagascar in their own little film. Also quite funny.

Oh, and one more thing--"CHEESE!" ;-)

Re: Curse of the Were-Rabbit

[verbicide.livejournal.com]

Awesome. I hear what you're saying about the movie dragging. I think movies in general have become needlessly bloated, but I'm looking forward to the tons of laughs!