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Sep. 13th, 2021 06:27 pmOops! My mom texted me to remind me that tomorrow at approximately fuckoclock is our appointment to sort out the title for the truck. I completely forgot!
So now I have to head back over to her house, because the appointment is stupid early, so it's better for me to just stay the night.
I was hoping for a comparatively responsibility-free weekend, but alas.
At least I'll presumably get to hang out with Taylor tonight. Not great for attempts at productive writing, but fun!
Tomorrow is still birthday gift shopping day.
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Today's main productivity was getting Cy a bath. He's all soft and not stinky now. He definitely doesn't *love* baths, but he's resigned about them. He just gives you the "why are you murdering me" sad eyes the whole time. We paid to use the local small-business pet store's self-wash - the raised tubs are SO much easier than the bathtub at home.
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I do occasionally have thoughts about stuff that would make for decent essay-style DW posts, but do I remember them when I could actually make those posts? Nah.
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Watched a fairly decent horror movie last night, though it has pretty low ratings elsewhere, so maybe I'm alone in enjoying it.
It was called The Unborn, but is NOT the horror movie that came out some years ago with that title. (Which was ALSO a pretty good horror movie.) This one came out in 2020.
This one was about a pair of security guards in an abandoned building, when creepy shit starts to go down. It felt video-gameish, and honestly, I think it would be a really FUN horror game. The atmosphere was pretty creepy, it did a good job playing up their semi-isolation, and there were some pretty good monster-y effects. It's a little ambiguous about what the ultimate creepy thing really WAS, but in a way that I kinda liked.
It reminded me of a good version of "The Abandoned", which was a movie that I inexplicably remember from five years ago. That one was also about security guards in an abandoned building that had creepy shit start happening (creepy child-related shit, even!), but it featured one of the WORST attempts at a "twist" ending that I remember ever seeing.
Part of me really does wish I'd stuck with doing horror reviews, I just feel like I already struggle so much with time management that I wouldn't have time to go back to them unless I sacrifice something else, ugh.
So now I have to head back over to her house, because the appointment is stupid early, so it's better for me to just stay the night.
I was hoping for a comparatively responsibility-free weekend, but alas.
At least I'll presumably get to hang out with Taylor tonight. Not great for attempts at productive writing, but fun!
Tomorrow is still birthday gift shopping day.
-
Today's main productivity was getting Cy a bath. He's all soft and not stinky now. He definitely doesn't *love* baths, but he's resigned about them. He just gives you the "why are you murdering me" sad eyes the whole time. We paid to use the local small-business pet store's self-wash - the raised tubs are SO much easier than the bathtub at home.
-
I do occasionally have thoughts about stuff that would make for decent essay-style DW posts, but do I remember them when I could actually make those posts? Nah.
-
Watched a fairly decent horror movie last night, though it has pretty low ratings elsewhere, so maybe I'm alone in enjoying it.
It was called The Unborn, but is NOT the horror movie that came out some years ago with that title. (Which was ALSO a pretty good horror movie.) This one came out in 2020.
This one was about a pair of security guards in an abandoned building, when creepy shit starts to go down. It felt video-gameish, and honestly, I think it would be a really FUN horror game. The atmosphere was pretty creepy, it did a good job playing up their semi-isolation, and there were some pretty good monster-y effects. It's a little ambiguous about what the ultimate creepy thing really WAS, but in a way that I kinda liked.
It reminded me of a good version of "The Abandoned", which was a movie that I inexplicably remember from five years ago. That one was also about security guards in an abandoned building that had creepy shit start happening (creepy child-related shit, even!), but it featured one of the WORST attempts at a "twist" ending that I remember ever seeing.
Part of me really does wish I'd stuck with doing horror reviews, I just feel like I already struggle so much with time management that I wouldn't have time to go back to them unless I sacrifice something else, ugh.
