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"If I was president, I'd get elected on Friday, assasinated on Saturday..."
11:34:49 pm, by sam
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People surprise me sometimes. In this particular case, Josh surprises me because while I was at work today, he did my laundry for me. I thought it was really sweet, especially since he saw me struggle all weekend to try to find time to do it but wasn't able to for many reasons. Either someone else was using it or we were running off somewhere. It was indeed a very busy weekend.
I saw a show on Saturday that I will never ever forget. It was one of those things that happened by chance and to be able to experience it was good enough for me to be content for the rest of my life. I'm not exaggerating either. Josh was able to acquire last minute tickets to see The Kids in the Hall. Most people don't even know what I am talking about. Those that do, know how big of a deal it is. The Kids in the Hall was a sketch comedy show that was produced by Lorne Michaels years and years ago. They were hilarious and so much better than SNL. Their skits were random and witty and marvelous. The best part was that they were comprised of 5 men so most of the time, they would have to dress up as women for some sketches and those were the best. I think my personal favorite is Chickenlady or Girl Drink Drunk. Anyhow, they haven't done anything together for about 4 years but randomly, they decided to put on a few shows in Los Angeles last weekend. Only 3 shows to be exact and that was it. There are rumors going around that they might go on tour sometime soon, but nothing is confirmed. I was elated. It was in a tiny theater, at most 120 people. It was all new material. Every single skit was written on the previous Monday and I saw the show on Saturday night. They are brilliant.
I was also able to watch the movie Tsotsi. It is an Oscar nominee for Best Foreign Language Film this year (South Africa). I went with Donna (1 of my 2 South African friends), Regis, and Josh. Before going into the movie, I have to mention that we saw the movie in the newly built Century City AMC Theaters. It was amazing. Not only do they have stadium seats, but there is so much more space and the design of the overall theater is beautiful. I was quite impressed. I am glad that it was remodeled because the old theaters were awful and always sold out. That, along with the new food court will ensure repeated visits from me. I am glad that it is so close to my apartment too. Yay!! Anyhow, we watched Tsotsi and it was a really moving film. The story was uplifting without being so preachy. Though formulaic and predictable, I thought that it was such a great and honest effort from South Africa. I recommend that you watch it when you can. I don't think it will be out in theaters for very long.
Work's been pretty busy and my workout routine is now more rigorous. I totally passed out after dinner last night because I was so exhausted. (Another reason why I didn't do my laundry. That and the fact that it was pouring rain all through the night.) Today, I had a very long dinner with M. It was nice to hang with just me and her by ourselves. She got a new tablet PC and I had so much fun playing with it. I want one now! Anyhow, I must sleep. I'm way tired.
