Assorted Loose Ends

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Friday's sketchbook - Studies for a gag sketch I'm planning. Gabby knows what it is but for the rest of you it will be a surprise! Mwahaha! (Unless I mentioned it a while ago and forgot...)
Saturday's sketchbook - it was late + I was tired = more Left-Handed Potter. Apparently zombie parties are flowing with booze. (Hey, if you're already dead...)

Congratulations Nick Park and Steve Box! You really do deserve your Oscar! I hope the little golden man doesn't feel out of place on the shelf with all those Annies. And the Wallace and Gromit theme tune must be the single best thing to which one can walk down the aisle.*

As for 'The Moon and the Son,' I haven't seen it, but it must be good to have beat Pixar. I do want to see 'The Mysterious Geographic Explorations of Jasper Morello' though. I wonder if I ever will...

Do not. Want. Monday. NO MONDAY. ~D8 (that's a stunned drooly face, if you couldn't tell.)

*An awards-ceremony aisle, anyway ... maybe not 'the' aisle; that might raise a few questions.

Comments

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I adored the little bowties they had for their oscars- almost made up for the fact that I was rooting for Howl's Moving Castle. AND I wanted to steal the stuffed penguins, but I really feel that the National Geographic people should have gotten it, instead of them- the french filmmakers had the penguins talk, and had it set to odd techno music.

Of course, I could have cared less, really- I was watching for Jon Stewart.

But yes, Moon and the Son is a very interesting film, from what I've heard- a friend of mine got to see it as John Canemaker is one of her professors in NYU film.