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Feb. 1st, 2004 10:28 pmI've just come off a 5-day fast. ( who what now? )
And I've gone straight onto Atkins. ( yeah, you and all your friends )
Did about an hour of ring-work with Cheyenne today. It would have been lovely to go for a trail ride, but I didn't have time.
Because I went out to see The Triplets of Belleville with![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
deguspice, quietann, and a minute crowd of other friends. This is a seriously surreal movie.
It was preceded by a yet more surreal short called Destino, which originated as a collaboration between Salvador Dalí and Walt Disney. No shit, in 1946 Salvador Dalí created 150 storyboards, drawings, and paintings, and even a 15-second animated clip. It was shelved for financial reasons, and only completed last year, under the personal guidance of Roy Disney. It has all the power (and coherence) of a Dalí painting brought to life. Oddly, this is nowhere to be found on the Disney website, but Wired has a good article about it.
And I've gone straight onto Atkins. ( yeah, you and all your friends )
Did about an hour of ring-work with Cheyenne today. It would have been lovely to go for a trail ride, but I didn't have time.
Because I went out to see The Triplets of Belleville with
deguspice, quietann, and a minute crowd of other friends. This is a seriously surreal movie.It was preceded by a yet more surreal short called Destino, which originated as a collaboration between Salvador Dalí and Walt Disney. No shit, in 1946 Salvador Dalí created 150 storyboards, drawings, and paintings, and even a 15-second animated clip. It was shelved for financial reasons, and only completed last year, under the personal guidance of Roy Disney. It has all the power (and coherence) of a Dalí painting brought to life. Oddly, this is nowhere to be found on the Disney website, but Wired has a good article about it.
