Yo.

[in_the_blue]

...as in "Yo Ho."

We're off to the movies within the hour, and then I can read all your spoilerific Pirates commentary. I'm looking forward to it, but I realized as I bought tickets yesterday that my kid can't go as a kid any more! Matinees will suddenly become that much more attractive, although they already were. My local theater just raised its adult evening prices to $9/ticket. I have no idea how that compares to the national rates, but it's higher than it's ever been here.

Not that it probably won't be worth it. I liked both the other versions very well.

Tomorrow, work and then a trip to the art supply store again with Hannah (she got more birthday money she wants to spend there). Now, if I can get her to do her homework tomorrow morning instead of waiting until Monday night, that'll be a good thing.

My anthology copies still haven't arrived. They've been sitting in some transfer station in Washington State since Monday, according to UPS's tracking. Hum de dum. Not much I can do about that. h311ybean, I'm ordering yours today.

In other news, I'm feeling very dull today, like I don't have much to offer, so... I hereby resolve not to dump it or grump it all on all of you. Have a good one, everybody. Catch you later.

Comments

[sff-corgi.livejournal.com]

Now it's my turn to avoid spoilage... not that I spoil easily, but this kind of movie it'd be a little easier to bruise than others, I think.

[in-the-blue.livejournal.com]

Do avoid them. Then you won't have any preconceived notions or opinions. I kind of like watching movies that way myself.