Friday Night Finally
Jun. 26th, 2005 07:57 amMy plan to update yesterday was thwarted when I arrived home from work. My roommate was in a lousy mood, fretting over money and it dampened my journaling fire, so off to bed I went.
On Friday, I spent the evening with
antarcticlust and it was enjoyable by all measures, tones and textures of the word.
We saw the heavily-hyped and tabloid-foddered Mr. & Mrs. Smith starring Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie. The movie is hilarious, which detracts nothing from the action. Brad and Angie's banter is witty, clever and believable; their chemistry is intense. Vince Vaughn, however, steals almost ever scene he's in. Beware theatre goers: This is a laugh-out-loud movie. It's much better than I anticipated and am very pleased it is not a Gigli.
Afterwards, we dined and drank at Brocach Irish Pub. Neither of us had been there before and were warned it was "pretentious." Well, pretentious means claiming or demanding a position of distinction or merit, especially when unjustified. Well, the warning was unfounded. The food was terrific, the beer delightful, yet I feel I must issue yet another warning: the appetizers are MASSIVE.
antarcticlust ordered what we thought was a side of fries, but noooooo! This plate of fries, smothered in cheese, tomatoes and bacon (warning to the vegetarians) and, as we found out from our waiter, normally feeds a group of four to six. Otherwise, everything was immaculate and the ambiance pleasant. Any claims of merit are quite justified.
And such concludes Friday, dear reader, as I arrived at work only a measly fifteen minutes late.
On Friday, I spent the evening with
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We saw the heavily-hyped and tabloid-foddered Mr. & Mrs. Smith starring Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie. The movie is hilarious, which detracts nothing from the action. Brad and Angie's banter is witty, clever and believable; their chemistry is intense. Vince Vaughn, however, steals almost ever scene he's in. Beware theatre goers: This is a laugh-out-loud movie. It's much better than I anticipated and am very pleased it is not a Gigli.
Afterwards, we dined and drank at Brocach Irish Pub. Neither of us had been there before and were warned it was "pretentious." Well, pretentious means claiming or demanding a position of distinction or merit, especially when unjustified. Well, the warning was unfounded. The food was terrific, the beer delightful, yet I feel I must issue yet another warning: the appetizers are MASSIVE.
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And such concludes Friday, dear reader, as I arrived at work only a measly fifteen minutes late.