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scripsiMy head still feels like mud, so why not a meme. Gakked from all over my f-list.
What was the last movie you watched: Lara Croft; The Cradle of Life. It was quite horrible. I get that it’s fantasy, but please, some kind of logic? A teensy weensy bit? Because really, a temple who has been through two earthquakes, spent 2000 years under water and still retain air? Also, I have read too much Lovecraft to not think of nameless horrors in the deep. And that was just the first five minutes. I also cringe every time they fight and break precious antiques. But it had Ciaran Hinds in it. He is always worth watching.
What was the last song you listened to: Sexy Sadie with The Beatles.
Last TV Show you watched: How to Get Away With Murder
Last Book you read: Ghost stories of an Antiquary by M. R. James. One of those constant re-reads.
Ate: A chocolate cupcake with my afternoon coffee.
Where would you be if you could be anywhere in the world: Right now, in March- Italy.
What decade would you visit if you could travel in time: Hmm. I would like to go fabric shopping in just about every time before 1960. And shoe shopping in the 1930’s. And I would like to go to Vienna in May 1786 and see the premiere of The Marriage of Figaro.
First thing you’d do if you won the lottery: Tell my husband.
Pick a fictional character to hang out with for a day: The Doctor. Because then he could take me to the premiere of The Marriage of Figaro. Preferably Three or Twelve because I get along with grumpy sarcastic men.
Last fandom joined: A bit of a joint between Doctor Who and Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell which I both got hooked to in the autumn of 2014. But I’ve loved doctor Who since 2003, or so, it only took me 11 years to realise there was a fandom for it.
What was the last movie you watched: Lara Croft; The Cradle of Life. It was quite horrible. I get that it’s fantasy, but please, some kind of logic? A teensy weensy bit? Because really, a temple who has been through two earthquakes, spent 2000 years under water and still retain air? Also, I have read too much Lovecraft to not think of nameless horrors in the deep. And that was just the first five minutes. I also cringe every time they fight and break precious antiques. But it had Ciaran Hinds in it. He is always worth watching.
What was the last song you listened to: Sexy Sadie with The Beatles.
Last TV Show you watched: How to Get Away With Murder
Last Book you read: Ghost stories of an Antiquary by M. R. James. One of those constant re-reads.
Ate: A chocolate cupcake with my afternoon coffee.
Where would you be if you could be anywhere in the world: Right now, in March- Italy.
What decade would you visit if you could travel in time: Hmm. I would like to go fabric shopping in just about every time before 1960. And shoe shopping in the 1930’s. And I would like to go to Vienna in May 1786 and see the premiere of The Marriage of Figaro.
First thing you’d do if you won the lottery: Tell my husband.
Pick a fictional character to hang out with for a day: The Doctor. Because then he could take me to the premiere of The Marriage of Figaro. Preferably Three or Twelve because I get along with grumpy sarcastic men.
Last fandom joined: A bit of a joint between Doctor Who and Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell which I both got hooked to in the autumn of 2014. But I’ve loved doctor Who since 2003, or so, it only took me 11 years to realise there was a fandom for it.
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Date: 2016-03-14 05:04 am (UTC)I need to learn 1930's shoes, apparently. But the opening of Figaro? What an awesome idea! That so needs to be Who episode. I can't recall any eps centered around famous music/musicians/composers like that. I am really starting to dig how your mind works. Cheers!
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Date: 2016-04-04 09:03 pm (UTC)He was and was the only good thing about it. I loved him in rome and actually lost a lot of interest when he died. I like him in GoT too, even if I haven't seen much of him yet.
I love shoes. :)
But the opening of Figaro? What an awesome idea! That so needs to be Who episode. I can't recall any eps centered around famous music/musicians/composers like that.
Yes, I Think that could be a great episode. And why not? we have had Shakespeare, after all. :)
I am really starting to dig how your mind works. Cheers!
Thank you! :D