Happy Tuesday! I hope this finds everyone enjoying a rainy New England day! It's been a relaxing week on my end, though I have successfully written the introduction to my thesis! It's time to get to the meat of paper, but first there is much training to be done. The date is set, The Mario Kart 64 Kick Asphalt Tournament will convene on Nov. 18th. This is an event that I held last year at Miller Hall, where we had 16 racers, two TV's and a whole bunch of pride that was given out and taken away. I personally made it to the final two last year, and will be making a run for first! I lost it on Choco Mountain last year, so Peach and I are training daily until the 18th. This year we will be securing four pu-pu platters for the event, my crab rangoon obsessed psyche is just a tad bit excited.You gotta love when there is a film screening on campus, that you have to go to for class. James Carroll is a Scholar in Residence here at Suffolk, and there is a film adaptation of his novel Constantine's Sword screening in the C Walsh theater in three and a half hours. On top of that, I have a film class at 5:30, for movie number two of the day. This rain lends itself to a perfect movie watching day.
And just in case I don't watch enough movies before 9:50, I am making my way to the Landmark Theater in Kendall Sq. for Lars and the Real Girl! I'm a huge Ryan Gosling fan, ever since The Believer. I've never been to the Landmark Theater, so it'll be a nice little mid-week adventure.
I'm expanding past the screen into the realm of live theater tomorrow night, as a friend of mine is staring in the one-woman show "The Yellow Dress" here at school.
Super exciting sports news that does not revolve around football or baseball....
REVS vs. FIRE Thursday night for the Eastern Conference Championship!!!! I'm trying to get a ride out to Gillette Stadium for the game, old home town vs. new home town -- too awesome! Reason number 36 that soccer rocks, tickets for the Eastern Conference Championship...$18 : ) enjoy life...
Current Song: Radio -- Rancid
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I love that you follow professional soccer. I personally love the sport, and think it doesn't get nearly enough attention. Do I take the time out to watch it myself, though? Not usually... That's why I love reading your blog so you can keep me up-to-date on how New England is doing!
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