"The Dew of Discovery"

[annundriel]

So. The ballet was wonderful. Really and truly. The first half was Serenade, the music was Tchaikovsky's Serenade in C for String Orchestra. The second half was Orff's Carmina Burana. Such terrific music. And dancing. And sets. Completely amazing. I loved both parts, but Carmina was particularly "kick ass" as EB said. I'd love to go find the music now. Not that that should be hard.

It was a nice weekend.

Tonight the interview for Sociology was finally completed. Finally. Now I don't need to stress about that anymore. I just need to get it transferred to VHS and we're all set to go! Credit/No Credit assignment nearing completion! Bring on the next one!

Random:
-I really want to see Farscape. Really.
-Read Neil Gaiman's Violent Cases and am reading Alan Moore's The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Volume II. Brilliant stuff. With pictures!
-Have new(-ish) story idea I've been working on. Exciting and new! Still in the wrapping.
-Am finishing up a story for Olive which I plan on giving her because I owe her a lot. I'll probably post it here.
-Will probably also post another short story I wrote awhile ago (ie. last year).
-Angel's "Origin"? Totally cool. One of their best episodes. Everyone hug Wesley. And Gunn.

Comments

[synetika.livejournal.com]

I am under the impression that you are my long lost twin. Was Violent Cases good? I read LXG Volume I, but that's all I read.

[annundriel.livejournal.com]

*grin* LOL. Should I be flattered? Or scared? ;)

Violent Cases was good. Apparently it's the first thing Neil and Dave did together. The writing, as usual, is terrific. The graphics, as usual, are amazing. It's all blues and greys and browns. And the voice of Neil's writing never ceases to completely draw me in.

I enjoyed both volumes of LXG, particularly the sort of humor the creators take when "talking" to the reader.