I still don’t know — where my feet are, really; floating. My heart’s still somewhere big and without gravity, but I’m tied tight to its surface.
I’m still finding things but at least now I feel I’m looking more than one direction.
I still don’t know — where my feet are, really; floating. My heart’s still somewhere big and without gravity, but I’m tied tight to its surface.
I’m still finding things but at least now I feel I’m looking more than one direction.
Went hiking today, and ended up discussing how bizarre the metamorphosis of a butterfly really is. A caterpillar morphs into a hard thing, while inside, its entire genetic structure is broken apart and liquefied into a soup of DNA. After that happens, its DNA restructures itself entirely into a phenomenally different creature. Seriously, just think about that for a moment.
Sometimes I have ideas and fantasize about them being other peoples’ (people I don’t know) ideas. Is that sick? Yeah, I think that’s sick. I think it says I want more people to think like me. Or that I want to know more people that think like me. But really you know what I want is someone who feels like me and can agree with me but doesn’t really think like me. I need other living minds around me.
I’ve been sorta looking forward to what this film might be for like a million years (I love love love it’s production art).
Although I think I’d prefer to see it in its native French.
The New York Times Sunday Style magazine insert focused on Oslo this week, and what’s more they focused on Anders Danielsen Lie, one of my favourite Norwegian actors ever and who plays one of the main characters in “Reprise”, one of my favourite Norwegian movies ever, AND, they discuss Joachim Trier, director of “Reprise”, as coming out with a new film called “Oslo, August 31”.
THE TRAILER FOR WHICH IS RIGHT HERE AND I AM VERY EXCITED.
Her words gaining more and more momentum everywhere.
(She was a great character in this episode.)
So fucking tired.