my life as a nomad

movies and motorcycles

narnia was awesome. great story + almost perfect casting + quality cinematography = superb film for the ages. eagerly anticipating the sequel(s).

most of saturday i spent either cleaning or reading, with the exceptions of (a) going to see narnia, and (b) getting a haircut. i keep thinking i'm going to just let it grow, but it keeps getting annoying after a while so i end up getting it cut. part of my rationale is that i'm *still* in search of permanent work (at least for after christmas), so i don't want to be looking too shaggy. one of these days i'm going to make it past the medium-length stage and just let it grow forever until i have an awesome mullet. and by then i'll hopefully have a motorcycle, so i can tool around with my hair flowing free behind me.

then again... maybe not.

but i will get a motorcycle one of these days. probably not anytime terribly soon, but it'll happen sooner or later.

church was superb today, which is pretty much par for the course. i love my church. it's a hard sort of thing to define what it is about the place that makes it so attractive to me, so since i'm basically lazy i won't even try. suffice i to say that pastor mark is pretty fantastic, and the little idiosynchracies and differences from other denominations make christchurch uniquely special. so if you're ever in the area you should really visit, because i'm obviously an authority on churches so you should listen to me.

(that last part was sarcasm)


went over to greg's place for an open house/christmas party today. there was lots of food. people were amazed that not only can i eat, i can also cook (to a certain extent). i ate alot and tried to sing christmas carols even though i usually only knew the first verse. fortunately i'm good at (a.) lip synching (i take lessons from ashlee simpson) and (b.) making up lyrics. so it worked out fine. good food, good friends, good times.



new year's eve 2005... an event for the ages (weather permitting).

only 20 more days until the craziest weekend ever



and in other news, i love my boots.



-noonan-

posted by Patrick @ 10:45 PM