odds and ends

[holli]

I feel kinda bad right now-- I don't seem to have any work to do (not even copying!) so I'm on the Internet. Which I'm allowed to do and all, but still. Not Working. Oh well.

It seems like I've been doing a lot more reading than usual, this week, which probably isn't true. I'm just reading more *new* books than I have for a while-- first debg's book (did I mention that I got it, in the midst of all the hives and stuff? I don't thikn so, but I did, and it's awesome. So. Yeah), then a Bill Bryson book I hadn't managed to buy before, then the new Harry Potter. Plus all the usual fic and re-readings of my old books and newspapers and magazines and things that I read but don't count as *reading.*

Also, I am now hive-free for two days running. This makes me inordinately happy. And I may go see HoYay On the Bounty (aka Pirates of the Caribbean) tomorrow with Grace. Mm, Orlando Bloom.

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[debg.livejournal.com]

Excellent, you got it! And may I say, "HoYay on the Bounty" makes me just about as happy as a movie totle snark humanly can?

Saturday we have dinner with Tad and Deb, and I'm going to see about hooking you up with Nina K. Hoffman.

[sumik.livejournal.com]

Excellent news about being hive-free.

Did you see the Vanity Fair with all the young actresses on the cover? They've got some feature about how the hot teens are and your boy G. Smith is one of them. (So are Jesse and Dean from Gilmore Girls.)

[holli.livejournal.com]

Ooh. May have to break my no-girly-magazines rule. Though I don't really understand all the fuss over the GG boys; Everwood's boys are prettier and there are three of them.

[sumik.livejournal.com]

Vanity Fair is a girly magazine?

[holli.livejournal.com]

I aslo have not-knowing-anything-about-magazines rule. Well, habit, really. Oops.