*falls down*
Nov. 14th, 2003 06:25 pmAm home. Yaaay!
Had a pretty good day except that I am really tired now. Trying to recover from lack of sleep with 6 hours sleep is not even, alas.
I went to the library and watched the microfiches from the Dutch translation of Barthelomaeus Anglicus from 1485. Yes, I was relieved that it were just microfiches and not the book itself. I doubt they'd let me even point at it. Might be I was a bit naive... Anyway, it takes a whole lot of time to write everything up. Oy! But I finished for the unicorn and the crocodile. The handwriting was very clear and with my (albeit small) knowledge of paleography it was no problem to read. Only one paragraph I couldn't read entirely because the copy was flawed and the black spots over the words.
Went to the Quick with
janegaudi. Wieeeeeeeeeeee!! Then suggested we'd go to the free record shop. Result: Minne bought Eward Scissorhands. I bought U2- Rattle and Hum on DVD and The Mothman Prophecies. So when I get to see that movie again, you can expect a scared LJ post because that movie completely freaks me out. Don't know what I'm doing with myself buying it! I'm already paranoid just thinking about it. Add to that the black spider on my wall earlier. And that I'm going to watch Alien the Director's cut in the theatre tonight...
Right, one scared out of mind creeping around at 4am in the morning will be seen later this evening ;o)
Had a pretty good day except that I am really tired now. Trying to recover from lack of sleep with 6 hours sleep is not even, alas.
I went to the library and watched the microfiches from the Dutch translation of Barthelomaeus Anglicus from 1485. Yes, I was relieved that it were just microfiches and not the book itself. I doubt they'd let me even point at it. Might be I was a bit naive... Anyway, it takes a whole lot of time to write everything up. Oy! But I finished for the unicorn and the crocodile. The handwriting was very clear and with my (albeit small) knowledge of paleography it was no problem to read. Only one paragraph I couldn't read entirely because the copy was flawed and the black spots over the words.
Went to the Quick with
Right, one scared out of mind creeping around at 4am in the morning will be seen later this evening ;o)
Re: U2ey goodness...
Date: 2003-11-15 03:36 am (UTC)Wow, it's been ages since I last saw Rattle and Hum. I have the CD though, I think it's one of my fave U2 CD's, probably up there with Achtung Baby.
Re: U2ey goodness...
Date: 2003-11-15 06:52 pm (UTC)Anything really, or maybe just a transcript of anything Larry says... *blush giggle*
I have trouble picking a fave between the Joshua Tree, R&H, Achtung Baby, and Zooropa. I have lots of fond memories of watching Rattle & Hum though- it was as much a family tradition in our house as any other movie for a long time. :-) Actually, when it came out my parents took us kids to see it- which, in a small town deep in the backwoods of Texas, can get you a 'reputation'. I wish I could remember going to the theatre though! I guess I was too young to remember, although a year or so later when I saw it next I thought it was really familiar...
Re: U2ey goodness...
Date: 2003-11-16 03:23 am (UTC)Don't ask much, huh? ;o)
Wow, cool. My parents really aren't into anything quite as modern sadly enough.