Dreamed of putting coins into a parking meter; playing a pinball machine; the 1970s porno-artfilm The Night Porter (which I've never seen) and a line from Pauline Kael's The New Yorker review:
The movie's claim that it has something serious to say about the spiritual dislocation caused by war is offensive, but it's too crudely trumped up to be a real insult.
The new computer boots really quickly! I'll no longer be reading while waiting for it to get ready.
Saw Yasujiro Ozu's Late Spring, about a father who wants his daughter to marry even though she just wants to go on living with him. It's a wonderful movie, one of Ozu's greatest. Setsuko Hara was an amazing actress!
Finished Renny's Daughter and started Brighton Rock. The latter's first sentence: "Hale knew, before he had been in Brighton three hours, that they meant to murder him."
John and the girls came over for dinner, which was pizza.
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