Random Incoherence Makes a Post

[nirinia]

I've been cleaning up more piss the past two weeks than I care to think I've ever been exposed to, even when I worked with it. Anton [dog] is now ten and a half weeks old, and a menace when he decides my jeans is the best toy in the world. And, you know SI is vastly underrated, particularly when inflicted by puppy-teeth.

Going closet-rummaging is also underrated. I found a pair of grey jeans I'd compeltely forgotten. Though the cleaning up was awful, more so because I got up early.

I'm currently trying to decide on what films to get on DVD. I have gingerbread tea, too much time, b00redom, and Vuze. Control, I'm Not There. What else, what else? Darlings, recommend good movies. I want arty, intriguing, provoking. I don't want mindless action, unless it is mindboggingly well done. I want sweet, dramatic.

There was established a, somewhat fragile, truce between me and the ending of Assassin's Creed last night. I got the urge to kill someone, and ended up starting a new game and replaying the entire thing. While the final battle is not as satisfying as a down-right, beautiful assassination, it does the trick. (Because I use nothing but Counter and the short sword; the slow-motion moves make me weak at the knees.) The ending and I have finally come to terms, frankly just because I will eventually get my hands on AC 2 and 3.

Reading moves along slowly. The next project is DeLillo, and the first volume of Duun's Juvikingane

Leggins Are For Losers

And I'm on a Bauhaus kick.

Comments

[lunaeluminis.livejournal.com]

they should at least go all the way down =S

Don't have a movie to recommend though :/

[nirinia.livejournal.com]

If you must, then at least all the way down. Rather leggings than crocs. Or, horror(!), crocs and tennis socks, with shorts.

No worries, I've been badgering people and now have quite a list.

[the-red-vixen-2.livejournal.com]

heya,

puppy training, i have been there twice! i find that if u put newspaper by the door it helps,

try this,

put newspaper by the door and get ur pup to 'go on it' but before he/she does open the door and make him or her go out side. memeber to praise after


:)

[nirinia.livejournal.com]

Hey :] Thank you for the tip, I'll keep it in mind the next time I end up with a puppy on my hands! It must make things a lot easier. Anton [puppy in training] is luckily now whining when he has to go, so we can make mad dashes for the door. I'm quite the sight in the mornings: dressing robe and hair flying, with pieces of sausage in my hands, cooing and praising like mad when he makes it outside.

[the-red-vixen-2.livejournal.com]

thats sooo cute lol


nice name for ur dog by the way.


:)