the moral of the story is--don't share your Dr. Pepper.

The facts:

1. We went to see Juno at Marymoor Park, where they were projecting it on an outdoor big-screen.

2. D brought his new Beagle puppy, TR.

3. TR is a practically perfect puppy....excepting his penchant for periodically consuming his excrement.

4. That is gross.

5. I managed to secure two leftover cans of Dr Pepper from a company picnic nearby that was clearing out.

6. I drank one Dr Pepper and gave the other one to D.

7. I left to take care of something. When I returned, D and TR were off for a jaunt.

8. D's Dr Pepper was still 3/4 full, so I had a sip.

9. Talked with K before the movie started.

10. K mentions that D let TR drink from his Dr. Pepper.

Sometimes, I am reminded why it's good to be me.

This is the title.

We used to keep a book together.

After he left, I'm not sure what happened to it. I hope he didn't destroy it, there was so much in it, that was better than us. Funny how even the remnants dissappear over time...

Best Film Since 'the Fountain'

This film is incredible. Critic peoples who don't know anything have basically given it average ratings, probably the same people who will buy 'Speed Racer' and 'Jumper' on dvd. Booooooorrrrring.

Anyhow, the movie is amazing. Non-default. Too bad it's not playing more places. So I won't say much about it, except it's like phenomenal. I think that's how you spell it. This guy and little girl become friends while in the same hospital, and he begins telling her a fantastical story that starts to sort of become reality. The title 'the fall' kind of has a dual meaning--the girl is in the hospital because of a fall, and you can figure out what you think the other meaning is. From the trailer you can tell that the cinematography is AMAZING, and they filmed it in about every country i wish I could visit. I won't say anything else about it, exept that I fist pump when I think about seeing it again. Rated R: brief (audio) sexual inuendo, and some crazy/violent images. I might compare it to the fantasy-weirdness/violence of 'Pan's Labyrinth', but it's not gory gory.

See it.