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Thursday, 22 July 2004 19:50:18
One of my boards got a discussion going about who you'd most like to have dinner with. I posted this about a celebrity dinner experience I had: [i]It was neat winning dinner years ago (before we left Alaska, so over 6yrs ago) with Alexander Siddig and Andrew Robinson (DS9). They were both such great and sweet guys. We sat at Alexander's table, and he was just so personable. I suppose his "fame" hadn't gone to his head at that point, but still, it was neat to see his true personality (and that he wasn't a snob). And Andrew was full of energy, and funny. It was such a great opportunity.[/i]
Thursday, 22 July 2004 22:37:37
Part of me hates firefly. I hate the fact that I can't have it anymore. I watched the "season" over the a week ago, with the exception of 'Objects in Space.' I hate that ep. Not because its bad, but for the simple fact that it means it's over. I find it depressing. Part of me misses the whole "routine" of Television. Although, I feel more productive now, than ever, I miss the connection. The feeling of excitment found in a repetative aesthetic task. THIS in lies the problem. I used to work in production, why do I care? How can I an aware viewer get caught up in a tv show? And why do I feel that said show matters? As if the results of one episode will greatly impact my life in some shape or form. I look at a scene and I see the lights, the HMIs, the art department, the set; and yet somehow, I don't care. I should have read a book. I sound pompous.
Thursday, 22 July 2004 23:00:47
Not that this really matters at all, I'm so apathetic about it I cant even be bothered to check the spelling on ridiculous, but what gives? Take a look at this: