It has been a good weekend. Saturday, I met Tony for breakfast in Fremont at the Classic Diner and then spent the day at the Highland Games. I took my camera with me but due to a smudge on the lens, at first pass, I didn't get anything particularly good. I am going to take a run through them again tonight to see if there is something that can be salvaged, some portion of picture outside of the smudge. I got home about six p.m., had dinner, watched a spot of television and was in bed, asleep, by eight p.m. or so.
This morning I lingered in bed for a while, had a short conversation with TR, then started the day with a long shower and breakfast at the Hickory Pit. For there, I went to see the movie "The Grandmaster" which was a visually rich film. I enjoyed it, but I suspect it is not for everyone. If you are in to martial arts movies though, or if you are in to spectacular cinematography, then I would definitely recommend the movie. Under those circumstances I would even go so far as to recommend buying the movie when it becomes available. I know that I am going to add it to my collection.
After that I headed over to the car wash, then home. At home, I watched an episode of "The Bridge", then took a short nap, followed by a hot shower and a pizza order for dinner. Next, I spent the last two hours watching an amusing older movie - "Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang" with Robert Downey, Jr., Val Kilmer, and Michelle Monaghan. That is another one of those movies that, if you have never seen it, I would definitely recommend it. In a short period of time I am going to move over in front of TV and watch the latest episode of Copper live.
I guess, to sum all that up, it has been a great and relaxing day where I really didn't do anything. I need more days like that. Days of simpleness and relaxation. Maybe I will manage to pull another one together tomorrow.
"…Living only for the moment, turning our full attention to the pleasures of the moon, the snow, the cherry blossoms and the maple leaves; singing songs, drinking wine, diverting ourselves just floating, floating….refusing to be disheartened, like a gourd floating along with the river current; this is what we call the floating world…” Asai Ryoi, in Ukiyo Monogatari (Tales of the Floating World, 1661)
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Sunday, September 1, 2013
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