Dinner was McDonald's.
Saw the DVD of the Fred Astaire-Ginger Rogers musical The Barkleys of Broadway. Pretty mild.
Dreamed of the movie Kramer vs. Kramer (which I've seen); reflecting that whether you like that movie depends on whther you like Dustin Hoffman (true enough).
Dinner was teriyaki chicken.
Father went to Orchard Home Farms (without me this time) and brought back a nice bag of Gravensteins.
Baked rye bread overnight.
Dreamed of a record album of war-related music; the Slade song "Run, Run Away."
Went to the Canadian National Exhibition with the Asperger's Meetup group. My lunch was Indian food. Afterward I got a Midway pass. (My favourite ride is the bumper cars, of course.)
Dinner was McDonald's.
I was going to meet Carita in Dufferin Grove Park for the Musical Run-Through Meetup. But I waited an hour and didn't meet her.
Saw the DVD of the Errol Flynn movie The Dawn Patrol. It's a bit stagey, but less gung ho than most air force movies.
Went shopping.
Finished my online application to Ontario Disability Support Payments, but it looks like I'll have to go there in person (to an address near Lawrence station).
Went to Sheppard Grande and bought my tickets to the Met opera cinemacasts. The first screening of La Traviata is in April, but it's already sold out!
Dinner was sausage and mashed potatoes.
Joined the Classical Music Meetup to see Mary Poppins yet again at the park next to Roy Thomson Hall.
Dreamed of the South Pacific song "Younger Than Springtime."
Dinner was vegetable stew. (I sneaked out to Harvey's afterward.)
Dreamed of fooling with a jigsaw puzzle only to find that it was two puzzles (the same picture with different cuts); the actual Casablanca line
"If that plane takes off and you're not on it, you'll regret it. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but soon, and for the rest of your life";
thinking that she would have regretted it.
Dinner was teriyaki chicken (and another apple pie Moira baked).
Saw the DVD of John Duigan's Flirting, an appealing story of romance at Australian boarding schools.
Headache!
"So are you, sweetheart, you just don't know it yet."
--M*A*S*H
Dreamed of the actual quote that British soldiers in World War I were "lions led by donkeys"; a tape recording of a Latin lesson.
Saw Robert Altman's movie of M*A*S*H (for the third time, but the first on a big screen) at the Scotiabank with the Movie Meetup group. It's one of the only movies to capture the craziness that's part of war, but it's pretty dated. (The scene where a showering Hot Lips gets exposed to the whole base is cruel and unfunny.)
Dinner was the rest of the Indian food we had yesterday.
Went to a Classical Music Meetup at the Mad Bean Coffee House. A violin maker and a violin player talked about violins.
