My mom and I watched a couple hours' worth of Coupling on BBC America this afternoon. I laugh SO HARD at that show, but then it makes me wistful in ways I don't feel it's right to say.
I love, love, love my little sister. Crazy kid. We drove around and talked about life and sang Apples in the Trees at the top of our lungs, and then I played her the angry girlrock version of Hey Ya. She tried to convince me to kidnap her and drive to Bloomington without telling our parents, but I told her the kidnapping charges would never stick so long as there was no goat in the car.
So no kidnapping, but we are making an emergency trip to Bloomington as soon as we get moving in the morning. I need some of my things, and she wants to bond, James Bond, so. Lots of Sleater-Kinney and Mirah and The Reputation, I expect, because she may think most of my music is ridiculous, but some of my loves have rubbed off on her. ♥
Speaking of my loves, I watched another Asian lesbian movie tonight. My third in three nights! Has there been some sort of Asian lesbian movement in the last couple of years?
The movie I watched tonight is called Les Filles Du Botaniste. I think other than really, really well-done comedies, this kind of movie is my favorite to watch. I love foreign films, and I love quiet love stories. Everything you need to know is in the body language, and oh. These girls have some beautiful body language.
The cinematography in this movie is so exquisite and breathtakingly of another world that by the time it ended, I'd forgotten where I was. I stood up and I almost didn't recognize my mother's office. The floor felt strange under my feet. Wistful again, but in an entirely different way.
