Two good new things Sunday:
1) I saw Frost/Nixon with Frank Langella and Michael Sheen.
Fantastic movie, for a variety of reasons, but mainly because both actors were superb. I thought I'd keep thinking of Langella's character from the movie 'Dave,' bad guy Bob Alexander, but I didn't really. Sheen was excellent as Tony Blair in 'The Queen,' and he was just as good in this very different role. Great film, and anyone who loves political theater should watch it.
2) Joined a soccer league in Jacksonville, and played a game for the Yellowcards last night. Had a great time, even if my soccer was a little rusty and not super-impressive. The highlight was meeting the people on the team; transplants from around the country (and Curacao), it was a great group who were very welcoming of a new player. Some may be new readers of Lap 29 now as well.
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The Plan
- Kirt
- Jacksonville, Florida
- At the beginning of my 29th year I said to myself: "Self, I need to wrap up my twenties in a memorable way." Upon the suggestion of Professor A.A. Marsh, I decided to do one new thing each day for one year, from the day of my 29th birthday to my 30th birthday. I will record each new thing on this blog. I've got some ideas but I'll need a lot more; 365 days means a lot of novel experiences to come up with. If you read this, and you can think of a new thing I can do, please let me know. With your help, the last lap of my twenties will be the best one.
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