in the process of  switching to a new LJ. I know, its silly, I should just kep this one. But I feel like I am passing into a new phase of life. If you do not want added to the new one, let me know. I will be closing this one in a couple weeks

at some point today i will be offline til i get to mi

 Didn't win one of the VIP entries so had to watch a simulcast on video. It ran a little chunky during the movie preview. And poor Neil's hair kept unrezzing depending on what shot they were showing. But it was still nice, voice feed came in well. A couple answers I really enjoyed. One was a response to folks who think the movie is geared for the 300 audience. They were amused since it was written way before 300. And Neil hadn't even seen it yet. They really look at the project as an equivelent to Star Wars or LotR...an epic myth story. Later they were asked in relation to how Sandman opened up the comic world to more females (and eventually more females into SL), did they keep the female audience in mind when they wrote Beowulf. Neil said they actually wrote it for themselves. But that it has bits for the women. And the men.

"And monsters....monsters will definately like this movie."





Sadly, I did not get the movie thing figured out right so you could hear his voice. I am sure someone will send it to Neil to be posted on his blog.

On the day I am just running to wally to pick up HP, that may hair behaves perfectly??

*curls up in bed with HP* Don't worry, I won't be posting spoilers til you all have read it.