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Monday, monday...

Not much today...just more very important clients stopping by for a visit. Weekend wasn't so bad. Did a number of things; watched "the Bourne Supremacy" (great film! tell all your friends about it) on Friday and then hung out w/a few friends afterwards. Saturday, I went to an art show which featured beautiful Farsi calligraphy written on a beautiful nude women...nice! Naturally, the photographer was trying to say much more than "hey, I can talk a woman into letting me scribble ancient text all over her body, take photos and post 'em on the 'net"; considering the fact that the dude's from Iran, I would imagine that it would take a lot of chutzpah to pull this off! He's really good, I want to see more Iranian artwork; in fact, let's see it from all over the globe!!! Then, there was a poetry reading, I learned about a poet named Hafez. I don't know a lot about him but, thanks to this exposure, I can find out more on my own. Sunday, my family took me to the Outback for my b-day. Then, we saw "Anchorman: the legend of Ron Burgundy"; this film isn't going to win any Oscars, it's just a silly movie for anyone in the mood (which I was) or someone who's engaged in just the right amount of recreational pharmaceutical extractions...not like I would know anything about that. Started watching "Dirty Pretty Things". It's coming along. Better than I expected.

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Anonymous said…
Happy BDay! :)

Chris

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