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Lazy Day

November 9th, 2006 at 04:16 am

Today was a lazy day because tomorrow will not be. I sat on my butt and watched Batman Begins and worked on knitting a scarf. Movie was really good, I liked it. I haven't seen Christian Bale since he was a boy in the musical Newsies, he sure did grow up the right way. LOL

I'm reading an anthology of SF short stories right now. Today I finished Combat Shopping by Elizabeth Moon. Very different from a lot of her stuff, but interesting. Also read Incarnation Day by Walter Jon Williams. Made me think. But in a good way.

I drove the kids to my mother, they will spend the first two days of their vacation with her. I went to Target and purchased a few things, I bought a blue velvet stocking with a rhinestone L on it. Now everyone has a personalized stocking in my house. I also bought a box of 2 peacock Christmas ornaments for our tree. Very pretty and unique looking. I found a ladybug ornament and a ladybug CD case for my niece who collects ladybugs to give to for Christmas. I'm still looking for something for the other neice who collects elephants. I may have to go back to the Asian store to find elephants this year. Spent $33.65.

Gave into cravings and bought a Big Grab bag of Cheetos for $1.07. I've been wanting them for a week, so I decided it wasn't going to go away and it was just better to get them. So I got them. And I haven't even eaten them yet 3 hours later. Because I finally forgot I wanted them!

Suncoast has not responded to my email, not even with a computer generated "we have received your email and someone will get to it soon," email. I have little faith I will hear from them at all. Really bad customer service.

I stepped on Thomas the Tank Engine and split my heel this morning. It is to one side so I can walk without limping but I can't put full pressure to the outside of my foot. Each step stings and I went through three band-aids before the bleeding stopped. One little boy just about found himself out of a train collection.

7 Responses to “Lazy Day”

  1. tinapbeana Says:
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    funny, i can't seem to see christain bale the same way after i first saw him in "American Psycho". it's a good movie and he plays psycho quite well!

    also, as a frugal frugie, it's a movie that points out a lot of ugliness in conspicuous consumption (it's set in the 80s).

  2. yummy64 Says:
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    Elizabeth Moon is one of my favourite authors. I will have to find that story.

    The title makes me think of shopping at Christmas

  3. LuckyRobin Says:
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    Yummy, its in the anthology Escape from Earth: New Adventures in Space and edited by Jack Dann and Gardner Dozois. sfbc.com has it if you are interested.

  4. Broken Arrow Says:
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    Batman Begins is an excellent guy action movie. I heartily recommend to all action fans out there... so I suppose it's kind of strange that women enjoyed it as well? Perhaps for different reasons, but I wouldn't know anything about that since I'm not into Christian Bale "That Way". Big Grin

    I hope they make a Batman Begins sequel.

  5. tinapbeana Says:
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    "Broken Arrow Says: I hope they make a Batman Begins sequel. "  
    um, BA? wouldn't that be 'Batman'?

  6. Broken Arrow Says:
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    Never underestimate the power of movie studios that can revise scripts and poltlines for $$$! Big Grin

    Besides, Michael Keaton is, sadly, retired. Can't blame him though.

    Rumor has it that that there's going to be a Batman Begins sequel where they are going to show how the Joker came about.

    It's just a rumor though. I hope it's true!

  7. LuckyRobin Says:
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    BA, I don't look at Christian Bale THAT WAY either, he just grew up pretty! LOL They certainly set it up for a sequel and I hope they make one. I love action movies. I have almost everything Arnold Schwartzeneger has ever done and seen most of Stallone and Segal, too. Don't know about his political career but loved his acting one. It is good to see up and coming stars that may fill the void in the action field. Hugh Jackman looks to be a promsing one, too.

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