Tuesday, July 12, 2005
Fantastic
Soundtrack: “Fantastic Four OST” by dint of watching the film
Friday 8th July. I thought that I’d try to have a proper look at the city, but I just couldn’t be arsed because I was feeling terrible about what happened in London and the weather had turned grey and a bit rainy and I wandered around downtown thinking that once you got away from the harbour, Sydney’s just like any other city, generic as anything. I ended up paying an extortionate amount to go and watch “Fantastic Four,” a film packed full of ridiculously good-looking people to make up for Michael Chiklis. As I’d been waiting for it to come out for ages, and I was feeling slightly down, I really enjoyed myself.
I had a look around Darling Harbour, which I preferred to the Quay because there’s a merry-go-round and you can see all the children playing and having fun and it reminded me of my own childhood. It’s sad to think that all of that’s over, now. I can’t really get away with being a child now that I’m 19, but I suppose when I take my glasses off I can half-price fares in some places… And for the benefit of Gorgeous Stephen, I tried some of that non-sushi sushi, namely, a spinach hand roll. As much as I like spinach, it doesn’t really compare to raw fish, in my estimates.
Friday 8th July. I thought that I’d try to have a proper look at the city, but I just couldn’t be arsed because I was feeling terrible about what happened in London and the weather had turned grey and a bit rainy and I wandered around downtown thinking that once you got away from the harbour, Sydney’s just like any other city, generic as anything. I ended up paying an extortionate amount to go and watch “Fantastic Four,” a film packed full of ridiculously good-looking people to make up for Michael Chiklis. As I’d been waiting for it to come out for ages, and I was feeling slightly down, I really enjoyed myself.
I had a look around Darling Harbour, which I preferred to the Quay because there’s a merry-go-round and you can see all the children playing and having fun and it reminded me of my own childhood. It’s sad to think that all of that’s over, now. I can’t really get away with being a child now that I’m 19, but I suppose when I take my glasses off I can half-price fares in some places… And for the benefit of Gorgeous Stephen, I tried some of that non-sushi sushi, namely, a spinach hand roll. As much as I like spinach, it doesn’t really compare to raw fish, in my estimates.
