#acid babble

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my train is late because there's a horse loose on the train tracks

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workday long but tickets to see Sinners tonight so carrying on

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man... Tokyo Godfathers is so good

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Saw Possession (1981) in the cinema on the big screen last night

Holy shit the film is truly a unique and amazing experience. I can't wait for the new restored media book release so I can watch it like 12 or 30 more times

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metformin my enemy... why tummy upset

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This year, I am trying to do some New Year's Resolutions with Habitica, which I've found helpful before - but I guess sticking to it is a habit as well!

As it stands, my resolutions are as follows:

- start casual birding

- learn how to handle new chronic illness

- get a driver's license or at least started on one

Let's see how that goes!

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Goodbye David Lynch... his work is what made me fall in love with cinema, and created an itch that barely anything scratches quite like he did.

I think I'll talk about it a bit more on the weekend, use this blog as a personal blog more.

For now, I'll say that Twin Peaks still remains a monument, and that Mullholland Drive or Eraserhead or Blue Velvet are pillars of a legacy.

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What's your /least/ favourite stone in your collection and why?

Sorry for the late answer - I had a rather unexpected hospital stay right before the holidays! I am feeling reasonably better now, though.

Hm... I had to think on that question for a bit. I have one or two agates I really love because they were gifts from close family, but all the other agates I have I'm not actually all that fond of. Neither the crazy colour range - that is often enhanced or otherwise not the natural colour - nor the banded patterns really do it for me. I have much more visually striking pieces in my collection.

So while I don't hate agate, I don't really love it either, except for the ones I got from close family members.