I am tired, no doubt suffering from the aftermath of a very busy weekend. The SLC Poetry Festival, the Tribeca Film Festival, Joey's visit, many many conversations about Aardvark, and long nights at bars -- I slept for nine hours, and would like to sleep for about ten more.
Brief synopsis of the weekend: Brenda Hillman's reading was lackluster, but Russell Edson was fantastic. I want to read every demented thing he's ever written. The alumni reading was also pretty interesting. The Tribeca Film Festival's "7 Dwarves" was more kid-friendly and less bizarre than I expected. Also, I sat through the midnight showing soaking wet (can't seem to bring my umbrella with me when it's actually raining), which probably didn't increase my viewing pleasure. I liked that some of the cast was there, though. Also, peach schnapps are sort of gross.
Jason left for Dunkirk early this morning (he'll be gone for a week), so I'm at the apartment, trying to make last minute revisions to the thesis, eating handfuls of arare, and finishing my assignment for Myra's class. Soon I'll eat some of that Mulligan stew I made earlier, and then end this low-key day with a (hopefully) successful viewing of A Tale of Two Sisters.
I crave a good, decadent dessert. A chocolate mousse, or the chocolate custard from Veselka. Too bad I'm not an expert chef. Unfortunately, my cupboards and refrigerator only has those cheap Swiss Rolls.
Brief synopsis of the weekend: Brenda Hillman's reading was lackluster, but Russell Edson was fantastic. I want to read every demented thing he's ever written. The alumni reading was also pretty interesting. The Tribeca Film Festival's "7 Dwarves" was more kid-friendly and less bizarre than I expected. Also, I sat through the midnight showing soaking wet (can't seem to bring my umbrella with me when it's actually raining), which probably didn't increase my viewing pleasure. I liked that some of the cast was there, though. Also, peach schnapps are sort of gross.
Jason left for Dunkirk early this morning (he'll be gone for a week), so I'm at the apartment, trying to make last minute revisions to the thesis, eating handfuls of arare, and finishing my assignment for Myra's class. Soon I'll eat some of that Mulligan stew I made earlier, and then end this low-key day with a (hopefully) successful viewing of A Tale of Two Sisters.
I crave a good, decadent dessert. A chocolate mousse, or the chocolate custard from Veselka. Too bad I'm not an expert chef. Unfortunately, my cupboards and refrigerator only has those cheap Swiss Rolls.
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