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Jul. 20th, 2008 08:44 pmI want a milkshake from ColdStone.
Like whoa.
Ice cream here doesn't sound nearly so appealing.
I thoroughly enjoyed two things today. Firstly, Heather and I went to a matinee of Mamma Mia!. I thought it was every bit as good as the play when we went to see that, though each is really different. We laughed a LOT - probably just as much as we did during the play. And wow, I had to pee so badly by the end of the movie!
Secondly, I have giggled ridiculously over Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog today. I watched all three episodes today (the first before the movie above, and the last two after dinner tonight). I'm late to the boat on this one, but no matter. I will definitely be buying these episodes from iTunes anyway, as I want to watch them often and at my leisure on my iPod.
And Heather enjoyed them, too. We talked about the first part while waiting for the movie to start (and I'd not known she'd heard about them or planned to watch it), and then I called her in the middle of the second one to giggle about a handful of particularly good lines.
I love real-life friends that love stupid, silly stuff as much as me.
Aaaaaaannnnddd? I still want that milkshake.
Like whoa.
Ice cream here doesn't sound nearly so appealing.
I thoroughly enjoyed two things today. Firstly, Heather and I went to a matinee of Mamma Mia!. I thought it was every bit as good as the play when we went to see that, though each is really different. We laughed a LOT - probably just as much as we did during the play. And wow, I had to pee so badly by the end of the movie!
Secondly, I have giggled ridiculously over Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog today. I watched all three episodes today (the first before the movie above, and the last two after dinner tonight). I'm late to the boat on this one, but no matter. I will definitely be buying these episodes from iTunes anyway, as I want to watch them often and at my leisure on my iPod.
And Heather enjoyed them, too. We talked about the first part while waiting for the movie to start (and I'd not known she'd heard about them or planned to watch it), and then I called her in the middle of the second one to giggle about a handful of particularly good lines.
I love real-life friends that love stupid, silly stuff as much as me.
Aaaaaaannnnddd? I still want that milkshake.
