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Saturday, September 15th, 2007
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9:08a - Juno trailer!!!
TRAILER HERE (scroll down a little after you click the link)
there's a MYSPACE PAGE too.
i sure like this movie.
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8:59p
So yesterday I woke up and I was super sick. My temperature was like 102.2 all day and my whole body was sore and flu-ey feeling. I took a bunch of vitamin c and homeopathic stuff...oscillococcinum for the yucks and arnica for the aches. I was back and forth between the bed and the bath all day. It was pretty much a nightmare. I drank a shitload of tea and drank a bunch of lemon ginger echinacea juice. I got lots of sleep. Today I feel mostly better. I ate two huge meals. The food tasted like rusty socks but I didn't feel like barfing out of my ass. Jill had to work today and Johan had some hippie shit for school so Elias came over to play at 8:30 this morning. Lucky for me he decided that he doesn't like me and was super clingy with Ange all day. It was cuuuute. Here's some pictures:
breakfast...
at the park...
daddy collapses...
bagel buddies...
big kiss...
mama and baby...
And tomorrow is the Bright Eyes show. I love me some Bright Eyes.
Sunday Sept. 16th
Bright Eyes
Nik Freitas
Kimya Dawson
@ The Capitol Theater
206 e 5th ave
Olympia, wa
doors 7pm, all ages
$25
And at the end of the month I am excited to be a part of this event...
The Olympia Community Free School,
Olympia's free classes and community learning space is sponsoring an awesome
Family Event on September 30th at
Olympia's Traditions Fair Trade Cafe.
Come hear Chris Mercogliano speak and read about his
experience as long-time director and staffperson at
the Albany Freeschool, the nation’s oldest
independent, inner-city non-coercive school. His new
book "How to Grow a School," has been lauded as, "The
most soulful and authentic book about education since
the writings of the radical critics of the 1960s,
Holt, Kozol, Dennison, Kohl, and Herndon. . . .
Mercogliano reminds us once again that true education
is not a management technique but a human encounter."
The event will start at 5pm with a story-time read by
members of the Olympia Theatre Project and kids songs
by local musician Kimya Dawson.
Then, participate in a short "Envisioning Community
Learning" workshop by the Olympia Free School staff
and get information about education alternatives here
in Olympia.
Please tell you friends and bring your family and
money to donate to Chris' book tour. Sliding scale
$5-$10! Kids free! No one turned away for lack of
funds.
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