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Sep. 1st, 2005 01:31 amWe had the carpet cleaned today. (Sorry ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
jemstone for having to drop out of Yahoo IM so rapidly, I needed to be off the carpet for a few hours to let it dry). Since we were rather trapped in just certain parts of the house my Mom and I took off to run some errands. We stopped by a couple of shops at Newpark mall, I am still hunting for a photo album to hold my Sweden and Norway trip photos in; perhaps I'm being too picky. I just haven't found one that I liked really well yet. I have this very nice photo album for Ireland so it just seems like the Sweden and Norway trip ought to be in something equally striking.
After striking out there we made a trip to Costco to pick up some stuff for the house concert. It looks like we will have a full house unless we have a lot of no-shows. Costco is a very dangerous place to go wandering.
Mom and I arrived home just as James was pulling up after getting out of school. We went out for dinner at Red Robin and then went to go see "Brothers Grimm." We had some time before the film started so went into the arcade and played a game of air hockey which I won! WOOHOO! I love air-hockey. My "dream-house" would definitely have an air-hockey table in it somewhere. =)
I'm not entirely sure how I feel about that film. I'm kind of on the fence about it. It had a neat premise and there were certainly some entertaining moments, but I think I would recommend it more as something to rent rather than rush out to catch on the big screen. It was just nice having an evening out with James.
A bit after arriving home James alerted me that a documentary on Loreena McKennitt called "No Journey's End" was airing on KQED channel 9. It was lovely; it consisted of several music videos and her talking about her journeying around the world seeking different cultural inspirations and history for her music.
jemstone for having to drop out of Yahoo IM so rapidly, I needed to be off the carpet for a few hours to let it dry). Since we were rather trapped in just certain parts of the house my Mom and I took off to run some errands. We stopped by a couple of shops at Newpark mall, I am still hunting for a photo album to hold my Sweden and Norway trip photos in; perhaps I'm being too picky. I just haven't found one that I liked really well yet. I have this very nice photo album for Ireland so it just seems like the Sweden and Norway trip ought to be in something equally striking. After striking out there we made a trip to Costco to pick up some stuff for the house concert. It looks like we will have a full house unless we have a lot of no-shows. Costco is a very dangerous place to go wandering.
Mom and I arrived home just as James was pulling up after getting out of school. We went out for dinner at Red Robin and then went to go see "Brothers Grimm." We had some time before the film started so went into the arcade and played a game of air hockey which I won! WOOHOO! I love air-hockey. My "dream-house" would definitely have an air-hockey table in it somewhere. =)
I'm not entirely sure how I feel about that film. I'm kind of on the fence about it. It had a neat premise and there were certainly some entertaining moments, but I think I would recommend it more as something to rent rather than rush out to catch on the big screen. It was just nice having an evening out with James.
A bit after arriving home James alerted me that a documentary on Loreena McKennitt called "No Journey's End" was airing on KQED channel 9. It was lovely; it consisted of several music videos and her talking about her journeying around the world seeking different cultural inspirations and history for her music.
