And to think I was excited about Bruno. Now *this* goes to the top of my must-see list (NSFW-ish, just so you know):
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Recent Arrivals at my house
A fat Shelton's turkey for Christmas. Finally: turkey leftovers will be mine.
A Lightner-Brown-recipe hot toddy. I used a generous shot of Maker's, half a lemon, and a dollop of raw wild huckleberry honey, topped with boiling water. Mmmm, mmm, mm.
A unicorn D&D mini (thanks, Rob!) for Silas' show-and-tell day at school. (They had to bring something that started with the letter u.) One of the teachers said that he carried it around the class and the kids each took turns touching the unicorn's horn and saying, "ow!"
A iconically lovely Noble Fir from a cute lot down on Rainier and 23rd. One of Silas's new prized possessions is the ring that they cut off the bottom.
The original This American Life episode that The Informant was based on. (A screenwriter listened to the episode eight years ago and decided to write the movie.) If you have room for an hour of radio in your life, I highly recommend it.
Humans
BeijingShanghaiOther Seattle Jason
For whom my jealousycurrently knows no boundshas subsided to normal levels- AL
"For fuck's sake"-saying secret Space Shuttle pilot - Ben
My personal economist - Boy Jill
Child star, misanthrope - Dalton
No longer a.k.a. "Words" - HB
My high-plains baby-mama - Hunts
Big giant soft-spoken death-cheater - huntsmanic
"substance. knowledge. consequences." - Jason
Hard-rocking, hi-tech coolio - Jill
Muffin baker, dream taker (and don't miss her food blog either) - Jim
Funny, in Booklyn - Jot
Rock 'n' roll Dungeon Master - JPD
Spread-eagled beagle guy - Karin
My editor/hero - Kurt
Fighting crime with his homemade suit of armor - Shanti
Drinks a lot, or not at all
How could that movie possibly live up to its trailer?
Posted by: Jonathan Tweet | Sunday, July 05, 2009 at 08:49 AM
It is kind of hard to imagine. This trailer is so perfect, it's like it was created in a clean room.
Posted by: Paul | Monday, July 06, 2009 at 09:24 AM