{ yesterday's tweets. }

[delga]

• 09:05 @leda_speaks ! Didn't think anyone else had *heard* of JaaP! #
• 09:06 @trascendenza (a) it's part of his charm & (b) NO, because he is MIIIIIIIINE (although, I guess I'm willing to share *g*) #
• 09:06 Good morning world! Good morning refuse collectors! Good morning especially-loud tractor! #
• 09:07 Dear Claire Forlani: Why you always gotta be kidnapped & shit? Can't you find a decent role already? #
• 09:19 @smurfberry Consider this my officially 'nag' - get them pages to me, girlie! #
• 09:23 One has to wonder where I learned English. I mean, how is it I try to write an adjective & come up with an adverb? #
• 09:58 @twincy Does this mean your phone will be working in Scotland? *fingers crossed* #
• 11:39 have been to D & back. Weather is okay for what it is #
• 12:30 Dear Catie Curtis: I didn't think you could do a Death Cab song justice but I was wrong. Way to add to the lyricism! #
• 12:31 This is not to say that the song has retained its acid-trip urgency but there's some wistfulness going on now that I'm enamoured of. #
• 12:32 (The bridge remains superior in the original though. I don't know. You can't play down the melody there - it's sacrilege.) #
• 12:33 (It is lacking in bass. Surprisingly this doesn't bother me.) #
• 12:38 The Rose Polenzani version has that tinge of tragedy and makes up for lack of base with some great guitar work. #
• 12:39 By base I mean bass, natch. Hmm. I DON'T KNOW. I can't boing to either of these versions. #
• 12:56 Scrap Livingston, rock that cello! #
• 13:20 Heading back out to D to buy ingredients for muffins/cupcakes #
• 14:09 @smurfberry I'm not even sure what that means #
• 14:23 And NOW The Mother tells me that the scales are broken. Miraculously, I can still use them. #
• 15:24 Oh god, these are going to be too spicy #
• 16:00 I don't dare taste these fuckers #
• 16:03 Hmm. Spicy aftertaste. Not sweet enough, though. #
• 19:03 Waiting for Esme; hiding from The Mother in an attempt to not-throttle her #
• 19:04 Ooh. She's here! #
• 20:05 At cinema - Hancock, not KungFu Panda. #
• 22:28 Hancock turned out to be hilarious! Home now; about to go talk to guests. #
• 22:28 @mindlint Huzzah! Good luck for whenever you're taking it! #

Comments

Re: both hancock and Kung Fu Panda are good

[delgaserasca.livejournal.com]

Well, hopefully we'll see KungFu Panda soon. (Ian McShane is great - I know him from Lovejoy, obvs, but he's also amazing in Deadwood.)

I think Hancock has good entertainment value, and actually, I quite liked the way the story panned out because it wasn't as obvious as the trailer seemed to pin it. It was pretty funny, though.