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[gilana]

Had a pleasant outing to Georges Island with my coworkers (time outside during the day, especially a lovely day like today, is always good; time outside on the water is doubly so!), then met up with heliopsis and his cousin to join mdm_sosostris for a performance of Arcadia at the Publick Theater. It was a wonderful performance, marred only slightly by the difficult outdoor acoustics and occasional passing planes. I highly recommend it, but get there early for a good seat. I'm hoping to go see their performance of Comedy of Errors; apparently many of the same actors appear in it, and I think it would be interesting to see them in different roles.

Sorry I missed journeystar's movie night. Man, I miss all the best movies. I loved Clash of the Titans as a kid! Although I'm guessing the effects may not seem quite as spectacular as they did to me then...

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[scholargipsy.livejournal.com]

I loved Clash of the Titans as a kid! Although I'm guessing the effects may not seem quite as spectacular as they did to me then...

Aw, c'mon, it's Ray Harryhausen! His stuff never grows old!

And that's not irony; I mean it. I really, really, really love Harryhausen's stop-motion fantasias, and believe that they'll be watchable and enchanting much, much longer than today's whiz-bang GI effects.

(I loved Clash too. Loved it like bounced up and down for weeks before seeing it with excitement loved it. Greek myth? Monsters? Heroes? Judi Bowker's lovely bottom? Sign me up!)

Release the Byron!!

[mdm-sosostris.livejournal.com]

Okay, yes. _Clash_ is outstanding. But come on...you know you wouldn't have missed Septimus for all the krakens in Joppa.

Re: Release the Byron!!

[journeystar.livejournal.com]

What an amzing reply. For a moment, I thought your wrote 'Severus,'which caused me to imagine Professor Snape teaching Thomasina....

Defense against the Dark Maths

[mdm-sosostris.livejournal.com]

Which probably would have pushed Chaos Theory in completely new directions...