Wednesday, May 31, 2006

See It



Found a half-price sushi joint yesterday in The Commons - Little Tokyo. We ate a bunch of rolls and went to Cinemoplis to see Brick. Best movie I've seen in a long time. Particularly after suffering through The Da Vinci Code on Sunday night. What a bore! Also, on Saturday night Emily made us suffer through her favorite move evah -- The Pirate Movie--starring the Blue Lagoon boy and Kristy McNichol. I've never seen so many genres mixed in to one movie.

Anyway, Joseph Gordon-Levitt from Third Rock is just phenomenal. Love this boy. See this move. The dialogue is so clever.



Tuesday, May 30, 2006

Hot Day, Slow Day, What Should I Do Day

Dan's first year at the Johnson School is over. He's been incredibly bored for the past two weeks, and is eager to start his internship next weekend. His brother came to visit last week and they built some wheels for Moo. The apparatus still needs some tinkering, and the dog is a little embarassed about using it in public.

Sunday was commencement and Ithaca was hopping. The traffic on Friday was redick. People have been known to rent out rooms in their homes because the hotels fill up quickly. Our complex actually rents out furnished townhouses for the weekend. Most of the students have packed up and left for the summer and it's super quiet. No one to watch outside of my office window.

Yesterday would have been my mom's 49th birthday. I woke up in a panic because I couldn't remember how old she was. I went through an assortment of moods--hysteria, calm, restlessness, boredom...

We hit Robert Treman park, which is by far the most amazing spot in Ithaca that we have discovered. The waterfalls are spectacular, and it's got a big swimming hole -- much grander than Buttermilk. Danny and I wadded in to one portion to cool off from the suffocating heat...my suffocating emotions. Water is a great healer. I immediately felt better and Danny said I was smiling. I ran some water through my hair and...well, it sorta felt like a baptism. I felt cleansed for a few crisp moments.

Signing off..