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My pecs ache.
I guess that means yesterday's workout took. I'm back to the gym tomorrow to keep those muscles growing. I'm not sure if I'll make any of the kung fu class tonight. By the time I get down there, I'll have 30 minutes or less of training. But at the very least, I can run through a few forms.
I watched The Golem with![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
fusty_cabbages last night. The food and company were great, and the movie was enjoyable, too. We kibbitzed about it quite a bit. The costuming and sets are splendid, and Miriam often bears an uncanny resemblance to elanya. The lighting and acting are good, and aside from a few gurning reaction shots, the movie isn't overacted (as far as silent movies go).
The story is quite good, even if our protagonists are rather silly and simple folk. I love Paul Wegener's characterization of the title character. He reminds me very much of a Kurasawa samurai.
I guess that means yesterday's workout took. I'm back to the gym tomorrow to keep those muscles growing. I'm not sure if I'll make any of the kung fu class tonight. By the time I get down there, I'll have 30 minutes or less of training. But at the very least, I can run through a few forms.
I watched The Golem with
fusty_cabbages last night. The food and company were great, and the movie was enjoyable, too. We kibbitzed about it quite a bit. The costuming and sets are splendid, and Miriam often bears an uncanny resemblance to elanya. The lighting and acting are good, and aside from a few gurning reaction shots, the movie isn't overacted (as far as silent movies go).The story is quite good, even if our protagonists are rather silly and simple folk. I love Paul Wegener's characterization of the title character. He reminds me very much of a Kurasawa samurai.
