Dressed Up Angst

Darling, dress in grey, and a bit of both black and white, red lips (and apropriate make-up) and United Nudes (black or very dark blue-ish) or Irregular Choices (blue-ish, depicted in an earlier post on shoes)? All shoes would be very, er, shall we say, attention-attracting (it seems I have a thing for quirky heels), the question is just which would work best. The black, perhaps?


And exam in Group Psychology December 15th. Happy Christmas, everyone! (Og sov godt, Roger!)


And what on earth possessed the commity to give Gore the Nobel Prize for Peace? His unconvenient truth has been proven faulty, at best, and has nothing, whatsoever, to do with peace. I would by far prefer him as President, but he has done nothing for peace. I'm not sure he has had any effect at all, beyond stating the blatantly obvious.

Dressed Up Angst

Darling, dress in grey, and a bit of both black and white, red lips (and apropriate make-up) and United Nudes (black or very dark blue-ish) or Irregular Choices (blue-ish, depicted in an earlier post on shoes)? All shoes would be very, er, shall we say, attention-attracting (it seems I have a thing for quirky heels), the question is just which would work best. The black, perhaps?


And exam in Group Psychology December 15th. Happy Christmas, everyone! (Og sov godt, Roger!)


And what on earth possessed the commity to give Gore the Nobel Prize for Peace? His unconvenient truth has been proven faulty, at best, and has nothing, whatsoever, to do with peace. I would by far prefer him as President, but he has done nothing for peace. I'm not sure he has had any effect at all, beyond stating the blatantly obvious.

Morosgovanji

Have I babbled about "Taxidermia" before? I do not know, but having discussed it with Dad - I half-persuaded him to see it - I feel the need to do so.

It is sick, disturbing, insane, humorous, appalling, and I cannot help loving it. It reminds me a bit of the feeling I was left with after seeing "Requiem for a Dream" the first time, though it is disturbing in a whole 'nother way. This reviewer seems to agree with me, and is much more eloquent about it. It is based on the short stories of some author, apparently, and I think I must read him. He must be a complete crackpot.

What is so compelling about the film (other than the brilliant name "Morosgovanji" - the way it resounds in your mouth and skull, and bounces off your tongue) is the way the director uses the camera. The colours, the almost complete lack of a soundtrack (perhaps I just haven't noticed it?), the composition.

Morosgovanji

Have I babbled about "Taxidermia" before? I do not know, but having discussed it with Dad - I half-persuaded him to see it - I feel the need to do so.

It is sick, disturbing, insane, humorous, appalling, and I cannot help loving it. It reminds me a bit of the feeling I was left with after seeing "Requiem for a Dream" the first time, though it is disturbing in a whole 'nother way. This reviewer seems to agree with me, and is much more eloquent about it. It is based on the short stories of some author, apparently, and I think I must read him. He must be a complete crackpot.

What is so compelling about the film (other than the brilliant name "Morosgovanji" - the way it resounds in your mouth and skull, and bounces off your tongue) is the way the director uses the camera. The colours, the almost complete lack of a soundtrack (perhaps I just haven't noticed it?), the composition.