spring has sprung

[crittersheep]

WHO: y'all
WHERE: all over
WHEN: Day 72

[ IT'S A NEW DAYYyyy and we're all probably still hung over from emotions and shit. some of you are (in the process of) going for a swim. some of you are plotting to fight a fish. shit happens.

what are YOU up to today. mingie mingle. ]

Comments

[mykidisthebest]

That's already more suggestions than I have. Does Thistle have a TV? Maybe movie marathons would be a way to get everyone to settle down for half a day.

[leonheartedly]

We do, yeah. I don't know if we have a DVD player, but - wouldn't be too hard to get one.

Could pack everyone into the theater too, that's where I go to watch them.

[mykidisthebest]

I've never actually tried watching movies in the theater. Every time I wander in, it's just playing a movie about sheep. If we can pick the movies we want then that changes everything.

[leonheartedly]

You can, there's a pretty decent selection . . . if you don't mind all the actors being replaced by sheep.

[mykidisthebest]

Maybe the next time someone wins a ritual we can ask for some movies without sheep actors...

[leonheartedly]

Heh, maybe. It'd be interesting to see what everyone is into, honestly.

[mykidisthebest]

I like documentaries. But Ananke mentioned heist movies?

[leonheartedly]

Both of those are good. I like crime dramas.

[mykidisthebest]

Crime dramas, huh. Those sound fun too. I've never had the time to really sit down and watch much television, so I don't know too many...do you have any favorites?

[leonheartedly]

TV shows are a little harder for me to keep up on, but - movie-wise, my favorite is The French Connection - it's an old one from the 70s.

[mykidisthebest]

If it's from the 70s that just means it's a classic now! I'll have to see if I can get a copy of it to watch.

[leonheartedly]

Heh, if you do you'll have to let me know. What kind of documentaries do you like?

[mykidisthebest]

Mostly documentaries about Hunters and dungeons. So it's pretty specific to my world. But the nature channel documentaries are great too! It's just kind of fun to learn more about the Earth.

[leonheartedly]

Huh . . . have you ever watched the ones from David Attenborough? I've caught a few of those, they're pretty interesting. Nice to listen to at the end of the night.

[mykidisthebest]

David...Attenborough? The name doesn't sound familiar, but it's possible. The ones in English I watched with subtitles on.

[leonheartedly]

Huh. Man . . . I wonder if that's something we could get, too.

[mykidisthebest]

Subtitles, you mean? I don't know if we'd need them here. We can all understand each other even though we all have different native languages, right?

[leonheartedly]

No no, the documentaries. So I can show you the Attenborough guy.

[mykidisthebest]

Oh! Yeah, I'd like that a lot. It's relevant to my job to know more about nature and animals in general, so it's not even a waste of time. Entertaining and educational~!

[leonheartedly]

Never really understood why people think that, but I've always liked learning about different things.

[mykidisthebest]

Well, people just like different things, right? I think the older you get, the more set you are in your ways, too. The kids will try just about anything at least once.

[leonheartedly]

Hah, that's true . . . on both accounts. Though, it's a good reminder for us older guys to ease up, too.

[mykidisthebest]

[laughs]

They're setting a good example for us, so we should try to follow it.

[leonheartedly]

We really should.

[mykidisthebest]

After you finish chopping firewood, anyway. Or is the wood for something else?