Showing posts with label Hazel O'Connor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hazel O'Connor. Show all posts

Monday, 2 December 2024

Breaking Glass — A Review.

1st December, 2024: Breaking Glass.

The Introduction.

Right … 

I think I’ve made a break in tradition: and not opened this piece with a video introduction.

Why do work when I don’t need to?

Especially when I have to get up in the morning!

At any rate … ?

It’s early on a Sunday night: and I have a film I’ve been meaning to watch for some time.

The 1980, Hazel O’Connor vehicle that is Breaking Glass.

Let’s hope the film is better than the trailer …

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Tuesday, 21 April 2020

Love Songs.

21st April, 2020.

OK, sue me.

For once?

I actually fancied watching a film …

But simultaneously … ?   Simultaneously not watching one.

If that makes sense?

Much as I really do fancy catching the Italian version of Reanimator -- made in 2017, and called Herbert West - Re-Animator -- I also fancied an early night.



But also fancied breaking the rules, a little, and blogging … without making a video, for once.

-=§=-

Wednesday, 16 December 2015

The Daily Teaser — 16-12-2015: Arthur C Clarke

Right … I now have … a day off … !

Frankly … ?   It’s one I’m hoping to write a few Teasers on: as well as make the associated videos.

It MIGHT not go that way, though.

Remember me saying that my broadband usage seemed suspiciously high, over the past few months?

Well, BT are due to phone me, today.   One of my neighbours has suggested I turn off the BT Fon feature — that let’s people use the BT Wi-fi service — as doing so had helped her in similar circumstances.

Hopefully … ?

They’ll be able to talk me through the relevant procedure.

Although, to be frank … ?

I’m starting to wonder how much help it CAN be … ?

I’m not losing hope about the situation.   But I AM feeling mildly cynical about the whole thing.

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Saturday, 14 February 2015

The Daily Teaser — 14-2-2015: Saint Valentine’s Day

Oh, now, hang on … it’s Saint Valentine’s Day … 

I think the word here, is ‘Whoopee’.

Said with a heavy amount of irony.   The kind of heavy irony usually used by Bridget Jones, and other stunningly single people.

Mind you … ?   Mind you, if I’m lucky, someone will bang on my door, tonight — once I’m home from work — and insist one making mad, passionate, lingering, love to — or with — me.

Ha!

Meanwhile, back in reality?   I’ll probably be watching a film.

And possibly having a LARGE cocoa!

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