After work liquor pick-up at a friendly bus stop with a bizarre mixture of people. "Water" at the Roxy with peeps. Super-cool movie. There are more widows in India than people in Canada. "Water" takes place in the 30s to illustrate that the way in which widows are treated is more or less an "old-world" belief that continues to openly display itself. "Water" takes place next to a river, some famous one that I oughta learn if I seriously want to critique the film. India baffles me.
Too cold tonight to walk to and from a house-warming party somewhere in Oak Bay. I don't really like going there. Let's just say Oak Bay and memories don't mix.
So anyways, sorry R., but I don't have your new number to tell you I won't be around. I'll stay home with Hermannators, Rye, the girl, a classic Slovak cinema (another movie!), and knock a few back.