I feel like Jimmy Stewart but with a lost day instead of a lost weekend. I'm definitely glad I took yesterday off, but my timing is off and now I feel today is Tuesday. Which isn't necessarily a bad thing.
Last night I went back to therapy and it was mostly a catch-up session without much down-and-dirty. Then I hung out with De___ where we watched part of the movie "Slam" and then....don't laugh, because I have a good excuse....the premiere of the new season of "The Real World". Now, for the most part, I hate these shows. But sometimes they're great guilty pleasures the same way soap operas are. And I must admire the producers who edit 5 months of material into a 6 hour miniseries that's usually a coherent narrative and sometimes entertaining. But anyway, I watched because it's Real World: Chicago and I love seeing my (honorary) city in movies and on TV. And I'm also watching to see if I know any of the folks in the background. Last night the two queer characters took a cab ride through my neighborhood, and there were two scenes of bizarre window displays which came from a store literally 50 steps away from my apartment. I'm so easily amused. I'm also watching to see if I can catch glimpses of any of the protestors outside their gentrified apartment. My favorite parts of last night: the constant background of the Currency Exchange sign near the apartment and the one character talking about never experiencing an "interracial living experience". Wha? As my friend said, has she ever watched ANY episode of the show?
( I'm rather long-winded today )
Last night I went back to therapy and it was mostly a catch-up session without much down-and-dirty. Then I hung out with De___ where we watched part of the movie "Slam" and then....don't laugh, because I have a good excuse....the premiere of the new season of "The Real World". Now, for the most part, I hate these shows. But sometimes they're great guilty pleasures the same way soap operas are. And I must admire the producers who edit 5 months of material into a 6 hour miniseries that's usually a coherent narrative and sometimes entertaining. But anyway, I watched because it's Real World: Chicago and I love seeing my (honorary) city in movies and on TV. And I'm also watching to see if I know any of the folks in the background. Last night the two queer characters took a cab ride through my neighborhood, and there were two scenes of bizarre window displays which came from a store literally 50 steps away from my apartment. I'm so easily amused. I'm also watching to see if I can catch glimpses of any of the protestors outside their gentrified apartment. My favorite parts of last night: the constant background of the Currency Exchange sign near the apartment and the one character talking about never experiencing an "interracial living experience". Wha? As my friend said, has she ever watched ANY episode of the show?
( I'm rather long-winded today )