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verbicideToday's class was pretty cool. It was exciting to finally learn Framemaker. Let me again say what a weird luxury it is to learn software in class and not just on my own. Was going to go see Girl With A Pearl Earring, but it was two hours after class and didn't feel like hanging around waiting for it, so decided to try burrito place Jeff suggested (Gorditos) and just come home.
Was talking to class-Jeff and we both agree that something about Saturday morning class just wipes us out. For me, of course, it's the early wakeup. I need to understand that if I'm going to leave the house at 8:30, I should be out of bed before 8:20. Still, speed dressing and psychotic driving got me to class on time, in fact early enough to grab my favorite terminal.
Got Ordinary People from Netflix today. I feel so bad for these people. omfg. If I wasn't so full and warmly snuggled in bed, I think I would bawl for them. It's very very good. Judd Hirsch and Donald Sutherland and Mary Tyler Moore are amazing. Timothy Hutton: WOW.
It's sappy, but movies like this make me so grateful that everyone I know and love is ok. That they're safe. That nothing really awful has ever happened to us. Not that I always manage to keep that perspective when I'm pissed off...
Hee. Sarah just called, "Cat! I'm at an Indian place with mom! What's the name of that chicken I like?"
Repeat: Sarah and really her entire family need to move to Seattle. I looooove them all.
Was talking to class-Jeff and we both agree that something about Saturday morning class just wipes us out. For me, of course, it's the early wakeup. I need to understand that if I'm going to leave the house at 8:30, I should be out of bed before 8:20. Still, speed dressing and psychotic driving got me to class on time, in fact early enough to grab my favorite terminal.
Got Ordinary People from Netflix today. I feel so bad for these people. omfg. If I wasn't so full and warmly snuggled in bed, I think I would bawl for them. It's very very good. Judd Hirsch and Donald Sutherland and Mary Tyler Moore are amazing. Timothy Hutton: WOW.
It's sappy, but movies like this make me so grateful that everyone I know and love is ok. That they're safe. That nothing really awful has ever happened to us. Not that I always manage to keep that perspective when I'm pissed off...
Hee. Sarah just called, "Cat! I'm at an Indian place with mom! What's the name of that chicken I like?"
Repeat: Sarah and really her entire family need to move to Seattle. I looooove them all.
