trapeze + the oscars

Today doesn't come with any pictures, but it was a very fun day. First, Logan, Sara and I met up so that I could give them a run down on the fashion shoot. Then I had a trapeze workshop at Canopy Studio - never done trapeze before, but it was really, really fun.  I think I'll sign up for the beginner's classes in March... It's a strange type of -- what is it, exactly? Dance? Gymnastics? I guess it's closer to gymnastics.

After I got home, Jordan came and took some promo pics of me in her old Homecoming dress. It was admittedly fun to frolic around the yard in a fluffy dress. Jordan took the pictures, not I, but maybe I can find an acceptable shot to share with you. ;-)

Just now, I attempted to work out, but, alas, I'm just too tired. So, it's to bed with me. BUT, not without saying a huge CONGRATULATIONS to:

To Colin and The King's Speech. It was a bloody brilliant movie - one of the best I've ever seen - and I did a little dance for him, though I was rooting for him to do one on stage. And, since it was the only nominated film (besides Inception) that I managed to see, I'm giving my Supporting Actor award to Geoffrey Rush, because he was flipping good too. :)

And what the heck is wrong with James Franco? Maybe it's that he's a normal person, and he looks lame next to the unbelievably charming Anne Hathaway, but why does he look like a complete stoner in everything I've seen him in, including the Awards? I didn't see 127 Hours (and don't want to), and I'm sure he was amazing in it, but what a bore on stage.

Has anyone seen True Grit? Is it really awesome, so awesome that it makes up for what looks like a depressing story?

Okay, I'll stop talking about the Oscars. Good night, everyone.


p.s. Colin makes me want to watch his Pride and Prejudice. Just a heads up, Mom. :D