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So after Wednesday's false start, today is my first day of classes. Yay.

I got more sleep last night than any other night this week, and I'm just exhausted. Arrg. Stupid need for sleep.

I am quite tempted to say "Sod school," and go be a professional chef or something. Even if that requires going to chef school. Or something.

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DAMMIT.

Am missing movie night with the girls. two possible movies were Kinsey and Spanglish, and I wanted to see both. Since I'm missing it, I should get work done tonight- problem is, I'm so tired.. Infact, my mom woke me up to tell me they were calling. So now I won't be able to get back to sleepfor a while. Arrgh.

*impotent rage*


ETA: I love my groggy moodtheme picture. I should be groggy more often.

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If nothing else gets done tonight, I have accomplished one thing: I have found the paper I'm presenting at the end of the month.

it was underneath a stack of linguistics textbooks*facepalm*

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That firstline fromevery month meme:

Updating from Karens house. Well, I'm back. Arrrg. I've come to a decision. Yeah. So I've convinced Daron to get a journal. Happy Canada Day! I'm back from the lake. I'm now at damned_colonial's. Don't wanna go to school. Oh god. Not that much sleep last night, and I probably spent too much time at Karen's watching Zoolander, but much fun was had.

I'm holdingout cautious hope for Kingdomof Heaven. It looks cool (as Ridley Scott's movies do), but Bloom's acting feels wooden. Eh,what can you really tell from a trailer? However, I am excited (obviously) about Nik in it. As well as Neeson and Thewlis.

I think I'm just trying to not be too disappointed by the movie- I remember how excited I was about King Arthur last year, and how initially I loathed it.

An upcoming movie (that I don't know if I'll ever get to see or not is Henchman:

Set in the Austrian Tyrol, at the beginning of the 16th century, Henchman tells the story of two orphan boys, being raised under the protection of the Church. As they grow, Martin and George develop as inseperable blood brothers. When they reach adulthood Martin becomes a soldier, George starts, thanks to the Archbishop’s favour, a career in the church and becomes Prior in the monastery of his childhood. Thus begins a medieval morality story in which despite the dawning of a new age of enlightenment, blood brothers become arch enemies and friendship turns to hate.

What movies are y'all looking forward to?