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Finished reading: [Stardust](https://micro.blog/books/9780061142024) by Neil Gaiman 📚 A fun cat-and-mouse-and-bigger-cat adventure. It took me a little while to settle into the rhythm of it. Things just happen, supernatural stuff hidden in the prose, and you kind of think, “Did I just read that?” Just like Tristran

Good morning. 🌅 

I’m glad I waited this long until I saw this movie. I can see that if I saw it nearly three years ago when it was released I would have been disappointed. As it is though I’m just motivated to see the second part in theaters. It seems

CAW! SKRAW! (Welcome to Pleasure Point, traveler!) 

Hard to rate when I’m still waiting for the conclusion! I think the opening scene was interesting, but then the two exposition dump scenes that followed were actually shockingly boring. Usually these movies are great at the “show, don’t tell” thing. Or at least “show while telling”. But

I need to watch this again when I’m not so tired. This captures so well that giddy feeling of new love. Or old love maybe, in this case. View on Letterboxd →

Some photos from a stroll yesterday evening.

Sappy, sentimental movie for sappy, sentimental people. I consider myself lucky to fall into that category. View on Letterboxd →

Silly and fluffy but cute. Bummer that it turns into a courtroom drama for a while at the end. View on Letterboxd →

Better than the first, if only for the 👏💃🌲“CAMP ROCK”🕺🌲👏 scene. View on Letterboxd →