Things Which Are True.

[bliumchik]

1. Our kitchen has been invaded. The ants are on our counterz eating our foodz.

2. It's raining. We had a brilliant thunderstorm the night before last, this is more like a lengthy drizzle, but it still makes me happy.

3. The Zombie Apocalypse is nigh. Srsly.

4. My dad's computer, as I have said countless times before, is a sucky thing which is made of suck.

5. Thumb drives. They're handy.

6. I still haven't seen Stardust. Goddamn exams. And then I have to watch I Am Legend and Beowulf and the Princess Bride and Priscilla Queen Of The desert, when they come out/I have time to rent them respectively.

7. When I am out of this exceedingly poorly soundproofed house and live on my own, my mother will still call me up in the middle of the day to tell me exactly what is in my fridge.

8. So will my grandmother.

9. Bertholt Brecht is still very, very cool. Mind you, of the very cool playwrights we've studied in class the one I really want to perform something by remains Dario Fo, but you know. Satire always wins.

10. Spellcheck thinks Bertholt ought to be a porthole. Go figure. And surprisingly Fo doesn't get "for" but instead Flo. In related news, Angelina Jolie's nude scenes were apparently stimulated. Spellcheck, bringing you keyboard damage since 1981.

Comments

[sigma7.livejournal.com]

If you liked Brecht, you'll like Simone Benmussa -- I tried to do a presentation on her works for Modern European Drama only to find that her body of work was horrifyingly small -- The Singular Life of Albert Nobbs was the only work of note I could find at the time, but I thought she had the most potential of the neoBrechtians.

[maggiebloome.livejournal.com]

I'll put her on my list ^^