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Passover talk
Apr. 20th, 2006 11:11 amWe went to my aunt's house for a Bar-B-Q, where we met the most bitter woman in the world (my aunt's neighbor): "(I'm standing next to her next to the salads) The meat's hot... We need to eat salads to smooth it out...Go get Spoons! (I'm shockingly look at her)"
(I'm humming the theme from "Terminator"), my cousin: "Don't do me any mental damage."
When we leave my cousin calls for me to come near his car, and plays a CD. It's "Terminator's" Soundtrack...
We talk about addictions. My cousin: "I never had a drink or a smoke in my life". Me: "I drink, but I never had a smoke in my life as well, but I have other addictions". A relative, no idea who he is: "Like what?". Me: "Harry Potter (my cousin nods in approval)..."
I painted my fingernails bright red. I like it. I get in to Efrat's car. Efrat: "Who's got the nails of a witch?" Me: "(Trying not to get angry). Efrat: "It's really old". Me: "No it's not, all the young girls wear it... Besides, I like it". Efrat: "O.K."
I went to a fantasy-sci-fi convention. The HP prophecy ("The one with the power to vanquish the Dark Lord approaches...") is written on a sign, in Hebrew. Me: "Why in Hebrew? (quotes the entire thing in English)". My cousin: "(Shocked silence)".
After the day
Apr. 17th, 2006 12:14 amBeen to a sci-fi convention today, probably the biggest amount of freaks I've ever seen. Walked around a bit and went back there now for a lecture on slashes in fan-fics. It was really dissapointing, I was really glad Hagar didn't come - she would have been so annoyed to lose sleeping hours over this thing. For starters, the lecturer was not the kind who's used to public speaking... Result? A lot of looking at the pages she had and a few stupid jokes. The material was kinda nice, but it was too simplistic, and to top it all the audituriom was packed with teenagers, who just wouldn't shut up. I wanted to shoot some of them down. I still think I'll go to some of the other lectures, though, as this being a very exciting topic (oooooooh, gay relationships!), and perhaps some of the other things that interest me are not quite so juicy, so there wouldn't be any clapping and shouting. I might be wrong.
This lecture gave me some things - mainly bad mental images, like Harry and Snape (Yuck! Who came up with that one?) and Harry and Draco, and a few of the more obvious things, like Frodo and Sam. Too much "Star-Treck" and Buffy for me, but hey, these are the main people who come to these things.
One good thing - a very funny word (though accompanied with the mental picture of Sirius and Remus together... Yuicks!) - Remusexual...
Yes, that would be a good moment for *headdesk*
Night, y'all
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Apr. 16th, 2006 09:35 amI was in a foul mood yesterday, having done something quite stupid (It needed to be done, I had to do it, but it was still stupid), but the things I relay on to pick me up worked, as they always do (T.V., music, a good book), so I went to bed feeling better
This week is a total vacation - not even Perach to go to, but next week is the Holocaust memorial day, and it's evening is in a day I have Perach. I'll explain, the jewish calender says that the day changes not at midnight but when you can see three stars out, meaning if you are two people born on the same christian day, but on two different jewish ones it means one of you was born after three stars has appeared in the heavens. So memorial day starts a day before, and we have to have something a bit different for this day, because we can't just tell them to play Monopoly. The next week is the exact same thing with The IDF casualties memorial day, so again... Two weeks of complete seriousness, heart-breaking stories and depression on the center.
The fact the the IDF casualties memorial day is one day before our independence day is also a thing to see, because in two minutes everyone changes. I like that change, but it's hard, especially to people who have known that loss (my dad lost his best friend in the Yom Kippur War, and several other friends as well), and I can tell it's hard on him.
I think I'll go have some breakfast, but our bread is not that great... Ah, well, the best alternative I have is a Matza with chocolate spread on it (Hashahar, I don't like Notela), and that's too many calories.
I know this feeling will not last for long, but I'm enjoying it now.
( For HP knowers )
My room is a real mess. I really should get on it... Maybe later... :)
I made a play-list last night composd of only Tori's songs. If I need some escape from my life, it's perfect. almost seven hours of my favorite singer and song-writer...
I'm planning on:
A. cleaning my room
B. Write two reports, one paper, five summeries.
and C. enjoy for a little time
During the holiday. Will I? I wonder.
Winter and HP
Dec. 25th, 2005 11:48 amIt's winter!!! Finally! Even though I would rather be at home, and even though it's sunday from hell, it's still raining, and windy, and cold, and there are lightnings and thunders... (Lightnings and thunders and rain, oh my!). I slept really good tonight, even though I had to get up early, and my minds scattered like wind on the bus this morning when I listened to Britney singing in my ears (that's one of her best qualities - I can listen to her or use her as background or just a wall from the outside). I thought about thursday, about the drive to Haifa and the party, about yesterday, about my new decision to be a pastry chef, just all over the place.
I got here (the lecturer was a bit late because his train got delayed), and after two hours on endocrinology went to the computer class and found out that JK Rawling updated her site... YEY!!!!! That's it for now... Bye, Tami.
Oh my god, oh my god, oh my god, oh my god...!!! That was so fucking brilliant, wonderful, amazing out of this world!!! I am so psyched!!!!
Sorry about that... I just love, love, love what I've just seen... It was incredible, absolutely incredible. The only problem with it was that it wasn't as long as the book, but hey, you can't cram 636 pages (british version) into 150 minutes... It was as best as it could be, for me. I was a little afraid about the directing, and even though it wasn't as brilliantly filmed as PoA, the script and (get this!) - the acting, totally covered for it... Danniel Redcliff finally learned how to do that... Pew, I thought I was going to have to wait until the seventh to see him act properly...
That was so fucking fun!!!!!!!
Again, sorry... Tami.
