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Don't Stop Believin'
Jan. 22nd, 2012 01:55 amThings I have done in the past few days:
( I Believe in Sherlock Holmes (cut for photo and vague spoilers for Sherlock 2x03) )
-dyed my hair a dark reddish brown. This marks an improvement over the long roots in dull medium brown, faded chestnut middle, and tips sun-bleached almost blond that it had become in the many moons since I last dyed it.
-saw The Artist. I was attempting to see The Descendents, but that was sold out, so I decided to see something else at my friendly local independent cinema since I was already there. I thought The Artist was interesting, well made, and a lot of fun, though I don't understand why critical response has been quite so overwhelmingly fantastic. It was good but not THAT amazing. However, I'm not really a movie history buff, so I guess I'm not the optimal audience.
-amazed a sixth grader at work who started singing some of the few clean lines of "I'm On a Boat" by telling him that I knew that song and he needed to stop singing right there. The fact that I'd heard the song apparently blew his young mind.
( I Believe in Sherlock Holmes (cut for photo and vague spoilers for Sherlock 2x03) )
-dyed my hair a dark reddish brown. This marks an improvement over the long roots in dull medium brown, faded chestnut middle, and tips sun-bleached almost blond that it had become in the many moons since I last dyed it.
-saw The Artist. I was attempting to see The Descendents, but that was sold out, so I decided to see something else at my friendly local independent cinema since I was already there. I thought The Artist was interesting, well made, and a lot of fun, though I don't understand why critical response has been quite so overwhelmingly fantastic. It was good but not THAT amazing. However, I'm not really a movie history buff, so I guess I'm not the optimal audience.
-amazed a sixth grader at work who started singing some of the few clean lines of "I'm On a Boat" by telling him that I knew that song and he needed to stop singing right there. The fact that I'd heard the song apparently blew his young mind.
