i. New shit up at
elixireleven: 01 and 02. Both are image heavy.
ii. Dear Mr. Postman, if you give my two BPAL orders to the neighbor I hate by accident, I will wait for you with my two dogs, and when you show up with the next piece of mail that isn't BPAL-shaped, I am going to yell "Sick him!" Death by shih-tzu. That's what you get for giving my precious to someone else.
iii. I am so tired. So tired, in fact, that I'm rather excited to watch "Stomp the Yard" tonight and I'm not ashamed to say so. (I could follow it up with a movie starring Britney Spears and I'd be even less embarassed to admit it.)
iv. Two weeks. Two weeks. Two weeks. Two weeks.
v. Even if you're not artistically-inclined, hell, especially if you're not artistically-inclined, check this guy out. I saw the exhibit at our Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal about a week and a half ago (and I've spent the time since sort of savouring it): Vik Muniz's Peanut Butter and Jelly Mona Lisa. I howled, snickered and giggled my way through the exhibit. It was incredible - from the spaghetti Caravaggio to the junk yard Goya (of Saturn devouring his children) it was all-around incredible to see what Muniz did with everyday stuff. (The chocolate syrup paintings were especially incredible... Look! Pollock!)
ii. Dear Mr. Postman, if you give my two BPAL orders to the neighbor I hate by accident, I will wait for you with my two dogs, and when you show up with the next piece of mail that isn't BPAL-shaped, I am going to yell "Sick him!" Death by shih-tzu. That's what you get for giving my precious to someone else.
iii. I am so tired. So tired, in fact, that I'm rather excited to watch "Stomp the Yard" tonight and I'm not ashamed to say so. (I could follow it up with a movie starring Britney Spears and I'd be even less embarassed to admit it.)
iv. Two weeks. Two weeks. Two weeks. Two weeks.
v. Even if you're not artistically-inclined, hell, especially if you're not artistically-inclined, check this guy out. I saw the exhibit at our Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal about a week and a half ago (and I've spent the time since sort of savouring it): Vik Muniz's Peanut Butter and Jelly Mona Lisa. I howled, snickered and giggled my way through the exhibit. It was incredible - from the spaghetti Caravaggio to the junk yard Goya (of Saturn devouring his children) it was all-around incredible to see what Muniz did with everyday stuff. (The chocolate syrup paintings were especially incredible... Look! Pollock!)
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