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I slept until 11am but I think this day calls for another nap. My to-do list includes some new Mac make-up, cleaning the bathroom, hanging paintings, and going for a long, long walk. I feel so fucking domestic. There's also an offer to go out to Long Island for dinner with the family but that depends on the status of the aforementioned list.
So, there's this Teen People poll where you can vote for male musicians in all sorts of categories. JC is an option in "Love his look, not his music" and "He's just a Queer Eye intervention away from being a hottie..." Needless to say, The Chasez did not get my vote. There are, however, a few categories where you may want to vote for JT. Not that I actually take Teen People polls. Right.
A new installment to Not Yet Day was posted. I love this series despite my ongoing irritation with WIPs. Viggo/Orlando at it's best.
Went to see Elijah with Cel last night. Also knowns as, "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" which is actually a whole lot of wonderful things that aren't even Elijah.
Charlie Kaufman dares where so many screenwriters do not. He takes chances and then finds actors and directors who can make it all come together in a stunning, stunning picture. The movie truly was about the nature of love. It's the kind of film that you think about for a few days after.
So, there's this Teen People poll where you can vote for male musicians in all sorts of categories. JC is an option in "Love his look, not his music" and "He's just a Queer Eye intervention away from being a hottie..." Needless to say, The Chasez did not get my vote. There are, however, a few categories where you may want to vote for JT. Not that I actually take Teen People polls. Right.
A new installment to Not Yet Day was posted. I love this series despite my ongoing irritation with WIPs. Viggo/Orlando at it's best.
Went to see Elijah with Cel last night. Also knowns as, "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" which is actually a whole lot of wonderful things that aren't even Elijah.
Charlie Kaufman dares where so many screenwriters do not. He takes chances and then finds actors and directors who can make it all come together in a stunning, stunning picture. The movie truly was about the nature of love. It's the kind of film that you think about for a few days after.
