Down is the new up

Just finished watching The Hours. Very good, but very sad. Interesting the distinction between suicide as an act of desperation and ending one’s life to assert one’s volition.

I’m starting to pay (closer) attention to my diet and my budget. I hope to see my waist get slimmer and my wallet fatter as a result.

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Published:: 7.15.06 / 11pm

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Tags:: film, food, literature, money

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Kevin J 7.22.06 / 6pm

Cooool you’re the only other person i’m friends with that’s seen The Hours. I’m super happy you enjoyed it, maybe you might enjoy some of Michael cunningham’s own screen adaptations of his own work. Be forewarned, they’re all rather gay, and for some reason he likes to borrow titles from works by authors that he writes into his novels, hence: The Hours, Specimen Days. “A Home at the End of the World” isn’t quite as compelling as “The Hours” because it doesn’t have the added gravity of Virginia Woolfe’s life, but it stil shows what a sensitive, touchy-feely writer cunningham is.

Slimmer, Patrick? You’re already way thinner than in high school, and EVERYBODY was thinner in high school, you’re going to wither away! and they’ll cancel your show or throw you off the air, just like they did to Star Jones AND Calista Flockhart!!

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