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Jan. 14th, 2006 10:27 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rushthatspeaksDid not get the really cool job. Bleah. On to the next thing.
The weather's been so warm that I've been going into the second half of my winter sleep phase, which means that I've spent most of the last three days unconscious. I hope it doesn't cool down again, because I do not want to do this twice.
On the other hand, I've been having some entertaining dreams. Most recent involved a bizarre scrapbook compilation that had to be done for Diana Wynne Jones for some reason, so I was running about frantically trying to find an authentic photograph of Thomas Lynn. It eventually occurred to me that no such thing existed, since Thomas Lynn is after all fictional, and then I decided that a photo of the guy who played him in the movie would suffice. In reality, there is no movie of Fire and Hemlock, but I'm delighted to tell you that the version I chased down on videotape was a very good adaptation, marred only slightly by the casting of Laurel. Laurel is not meant to be a perky sort of grandmotherly type. It was a really good movie, though, and I'm sorry it was imaginary.
The weather's been so warm that I've been going into the second half of my winter sleep phase, which means that I've spent most of the last three days unconscious. I hope it doesn't cool down again, because I do not want to do this twice.
On the other hand, I've been having some entertaining dreams. Most recent involved a bizarre scrapbook compilation that had to be done for Diana Wynne Jones for some reason, so I was running about frantically trying to find an authentic photograph of Thomas Lynn. It eventually occurred to me that no such thing existed, since Thomas Lynn is after all fictional, and then I decided that a photo of the guy who played him in the movie would suffice. In reality, there is no movie of Fire and Hemlock, but I'm delighted to tell you that the version I chased down on videotape was a very good adaptation, marred only slightly by the casting of Laurel. Laurel is not meant to be a perky sort of grandmotherly type. It was a really good movie, though, and I'm sorry it was imaginary.
