Hold your breath until you pass out then.
Thule Trail is an updated version of the classic Oregon Trail where instead of playing the role of a pioneer family traveling from Missouri to Oregon, you’re taking a road trip from Chicago to a music festival in San Francisco. It’s a pretty faithful recreation too. They even have the hunting mini-game, except this time your hunting for tacos instead of wild game. Which is better, i think. Check it out, it’s a pretty sweet way to kill some time.(via peterwknox)
While we’re on the topic of my husband Hugh Dancy, I wanted to touch on the subject I discussed yesterday with our work study, Patrick. (Patrick, by the way, is the funniest, most insightful guy ever.) While Patrick was busy pointing out how skinny Claire Danes has gotten, I was busy noticing how much Hugh’s aged. I love the man, but as you can see by these side-by-side comparisons, since he’s been dating Claire (not that I’m correlating the two, just using it as a time device) he’s looking his age and then some. If you were to guess, how old do you think he is in the photograph on the left? If I didn’t know any better, I would say 26. Well, he was 30. On the photograph on the right he looks 36 or so, no? Yeah well he’s 33. Photograph-L was taken on 18 April 2006 during the “Elizabeth I” first premiere in New York. Photograph-R was taken just days ago in Venice during a VIP screening of “Valentino: The Last Emperor”.
So there you have it. I think the photographic evidence speaks for itself, and I’m pretty sure it’s saying, “Jona, don’t you have some real work to do?”
(Photos via hughdancy.info)
The trailer for “Confessions of a Shopaholic”, Hugh Dancy’s latest film, is very cute. I’m glad to see he’s playing British even though the rest of the film deviates so much from the books by Sophie Kinsella. A lot of people on IMDB and YouTube object to Hugh being cast as Luke Brandon. Evidently a lot of people imagined Christian Bale in that role. While I absolutely adore Hugh, I sort of agree with them. At any rate, I’m very much anticipating this movie!
“The Dog Door” is based on the novel “Goodbye, Ravine” by Konstantin Sergiyenk, and it’s absolutely splendid. I especially liked the little dachshund. I must warn, though, it is a bit of a tear-jerker. Good thing I’m in here all by myself.
Thanks, Kat!
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“You Could Be Happy” - Snow Patrol
I hate feeling that I’m not over something … or someone.
Somehow everything I own smells of you
and for the tiniest moment it’s all not true
“ Well,” said Pooh, “what I like best — ” and then he had to stop and think. Because although Eating Honey was a very good thing to do, there was a moment just before you began to eat it which was better than when you were, but he didn’t know what it was called.
— A.A. Milne (sailingonthesea) (via bellavita)
