I had a terribly strenuous day of watching season two Dead Zone yesterday. In fact, I watched episodes 9-19, because 5 & 6 wouldn’t work. Had they played, I’d have probably not finished the season, but, er, I did. :) I did skip 18, because it didn’t look like it had anything to do with the continuing storyline, which was not wrapped up as I expected it to be. That’s kinda cool, actually. Despite rotting my brain on the boob tube all day, I did manage to get out and…
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As says, pretty accurate, all things considered: the AdventurerTest finished! you chose AX – your Enneagram type is SEVEN. “I am happy and open to new things” Adventurers are energetic, lively, and optimistic. They want to contribute to the world. How to Get Along with Me Give me companionship, affection, and freedom. Engage with me in stimulating conversation and laughter. Appreciate my grand visions and listen to my stories. Don’t try to change my style. Accept me the way I am. Be responsible for youself. I dislike clingy or needy…
Well, that didn’t work. :)
Well, that wasn’t very successful. :) The train was nearly an hour late, making us sufficiently late into Dublin that we couldn’t possibly catch an early movie. So no Casanova in the morning. Instead we had lunch, where we were asked if we were here on holiday and told that Cork was lovely, and picked up the tickets to Mirrormask. I also attempted to shop for shoes. Have I mentioned the shoe stores here? They’re like crack cocaine. Everywhere you turn somebody’s offering you a hit. Ted said a couple…
movie day!
We’re off to Dublin and the movies today! The plan is Casanova, Mirrormask and Aeon Flux. I expect by the end of the day we’ll be all whirly-eyed. :) Right. We’re off!
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So yesterday while we were figuring out where the restaurant was, Ted got out his mobile to call and ask how to get there. For some reason, the mobile wouldn’t let him dial properly at first, and, being my mother’s daughter, I thrust out my hand to make him give it to me to look at. Then I thought, quite clearly, “Well, if he doesn’t know what’s wrong with it, why would I?” and pulled my hand back. Too late, though; Mom said, “Wonder where you got *that* from,” which…