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Sunday, July 28, 2002

A wierd sky this evening. The air itself was suffused with an orange so dense that it seemed that everything was being seen through some sort of coloured looking-glass. I think the only time I've seen anything like this before was during a typhoon last year, when evening brought a violent, but spectacularly beautiful, sunset, with the sun burnished gold amidst charcoal clouds.     

Films worthy of mention...
There's Something about Mary
I watched this film for the first time in about a year this afternoon, primarily because I lent the DVD to a friend last October, and only got it back yesterday...
Anyway, I like There's Something about Mary a lot- it's perfect for a Sunday afternoon. It's also one of those films where the story itself isn't as important as the acting and the jokes, so it's possible to watch it any number of times without it getting boring. Cameron Diaz as Mary and Ben Stiller as Ted are both excellent; Stiller, though, always reminds me of a character from Scooby Doo during the first part of the film... not that this is a criticism, of course!     

Books worthy of mention...
The Bonesetter's Daughter by Amy Tan
A quite superb book about family and identity, sweeping between 1920's China and present-day America. The cultural background to the book is fascinating to me as a student of the Orient.
It's one of those books where you read more quickly than normal, so gripping and involving is the tale. I'll have to read it again more carefully sometime soon.     

I was planning to spend some time relaxing with a book on my balcony today, but one look at the blueness of the sky told me that this could- no, would- be a quite monumentally stupid idea. Admittedly my balcony is in shade, but even so the reflection from the ground would be strong enough to lead to a suntan- and what I absolutely don't want now is any more sun on my arms or face.     

Waking up this morning, I realised the full extent of my sunburn. Not good...     

Breakfast Show Staple Randomhaiku of the day (from The Genuine Haiku Generator)

tartly strutting child
saddens saddens, frail
cruel insistent spears
    

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