sister & i got together this morning on facetime for some art time. she worked in her sketchbook and i did this in mine.
it's cloudy in los angeles today. i'm hoping for rain. and cookies.
deciding which of THESE movies i'm going to marathon watch in preparation for the oscars tomorrow.
read. loved. THIS. so so good.
listening to glen cambell on itunes radio. reminds me of ma & pa moss.
catch you on the flip flop drip drop.
What an incredible story you linked from The New Yorker, “Lottery Ticket.” I needed several Kleenexes to finish it. I do so want to see “The Theory of Everything.” I was planning to go see a special showing of it one night last week but got the flu instead. Not a good exchange. Down for the count for days.
Aloha, Kate
Hey you yourself, what an absolutely brilliant sketch illustrating this post! 😉 xoxox
I loved THE JUDGE. GONE GIRL disappointed me because I had read the book. The book has more subtext. I loved, loved, loved NIGHTCRAWLER;maybe one of Gyllenhal’s best.
I saw Wild the movie and read the book. I thought book was MUCH better than movie. Imitation Game was fab! I don’t know why this man was unknown to me! I was alive during WWII, love history, yet never knew of this genius’s work and the tormented life he led. Even tho I watched several episodes of Bletchley Circle on PBS, I didn’t make the connection to Alan Turing.
I’ll look into the book you loved. I’m into reading books that I wanted to read in the distant past but let slip through my fingers. I’m starting this Old is New reading quest with Chesapeake by James Mitchner. This one was recommended many times by my book loving friends some 30 years ago. Better late than never, I say.
Hubby and I liked WILD. I thought THE IMITATION GAME was one of the best movies I’ve ever seen.
Lottery Ticket was a lovely story!! Thanks. What fun to FaceTime with your sis and do art!!