Oh HAI

Sometimes being surrounded by social workers can have unexpected advantages. A just informed me that one of her colleagues has a client who currently lives down the street from us, but is planning to move somewhere else soon. By knowing about this before the flat even goes up for rent, we can make sure that I'm the first person to show an interest in it. She says it'll have to be renovated first, though - I hope that won't take too long. I also hope that A is already sure I can afford it, which I kind of forgot to ask. Oops.

If this works out, I'll be like "LOLOLOL I have moved SO FAR AWAY. I'm like a hundred metres closer to everything useful in this town! Improvement!" XD Good thing my reasons for wanting to move out do not include being sick of the general area.

OMG U GUISE

INCEPTION!!! D:

... I am tempted to leave it at that.



Heh. So. Internets, I know what you speak of now. As of today I am finally familiar with this movie, and I have to say ... despite its popularity, I still hadn't expected to enjoy it that much. Maybe that's just me being overly excitable again, but I don't even care.

I was prepared for an interesting plot and the possibility of very likeable characters. I was not quite prepared to be rendered speechless. And that's although I watched the German dub without subtitles and basically didn't understand a single word that Saito said ...

Also, my poor brain had to work very hard. I estimate that I will have to rewatch it approximately three times to fully understand every scene. XD From now on in English though. With subtitles.

This is not exactly a proper review, is it? But then, my "reviews" never really are.

Funnily enough, I had an inexplicable urge to keep my hands busy before we started watching, so I grabbed one of my dice, which just happened to be red (but 20-sided), and fiddled with it throughout the movie. Those who have seen it will know why I felt mildly creeped out a few minutes in, ahaha. o.O