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weekends are not defined when you work at a 24 hour establishment. I had three days off last week and a frined visiting from philly. I hopped a ride to philly, a bit lifted, got there, returned thanks to gravity, realized my position, paniced, caught a phillies game, jumped on the subway, paid for a sixty cent paper with a quarter, silver dollar and a dime, through bars on a change over no less, caught the amtrak to pittsburgh, oh forgot to mention the philly cheese steak, Pat’s is heaven, gin in the club car, home on a train, why’d you send my monkey on the train, the day that you arrived my sleeping money did revive, but you sent him home on a train…
back in pittsburgh. First shift back, a fast paced suit flies into the store throws a sliver dollar and a quarter down on the counter for a paper
Season only daze away…super bowl predicts anyone???
I’ve got the Steelers and the Bears in the Kordell Bowl.
Stillers overcome Joey Porter’s shot in the arse and flurish with Kordell off the roster, while da Bears presented by whoever
, use the refurnished magic of Soilder Field and lots of luck to weave through the NFC.Can’t wait for the maddness…
…a day off double feature thanks to my library card and my ability to wast what little free time I have nowadaze…First was a second run through "Inventing the Abbotts." I had scene this film when it was release around 97 I think. I was a big Liv Tyler fan at the time and was excited about the film based on the previews and what not. I remember being disappointed many years ago and the other day I felt a bit better and was more into it, but still got cluttered in the quick epic four years in 100 minutes style that leaves little to sink in, but it was fun and smile happenings being that it was really early in the morning and I wasn’t sleeping for some reason. Second was "Spy Game" and action thriller featuring Brad Pitt and Robert Redford. This movie was more entertaining than the romantic sludge I waded in above. The story was interesting and it played out over a day but involved a back story that filled in settled in quite nice. Not a great movie but I’m in it for the entertainment and I was. Robert Redford is a great talent, see Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid if you haven’t yet…
lot errie
numbers
days
numbers
daze
numbers
daisy is crazy with the idea of riches to fill her briches
rose knows not to lose her nose for numbers
slumber beats but barely buys sheets
another dollar for another day…a bunch of movies, being that it is fun to use my new library card and the selection of films is quite good for such a little library. Let’s see, there was Annie Hall, which was quite good and a delight to watch early in the morning while smiles still seem certian. Serendipity was pretty darn well put together for a cheesy romantic comedy. The Pallbearer seemed better than I thought going in, this wasn’t one of my selections, but it ended up in my apartment and so viewing seemed like fun, and all and all it wasn’t a total waste of time. Then there is the Untouchables, supposedly this great Gangster movie. I had never scene it and got ridiculed so bad back in the dishwashing daze that my movie opinions were thrown out based on the fact that I had not yet watched this film. I know Kevin Costner, Kevin Costner is no friend of mine, and the only good movie he has ever been in was Fandango, and maybe Field of Dreams, if you are young and like baseball, or just like baseball, but he has really put out some trash. NOt that the Untouchables was bad, but it wasn’t great in my mind. Sean Connery wasn’t that great, dispite the academy award..he he, trainspotted as otherwise…Oh, Perker was another recent viewing, fun as any John Waters movie has been, lovley to see Baltimore looking so happy…
That’s enough for now…
peace
