Thursday Tidbits
I was about to head out the door this morning when I realized that though tomorrow is my last full-time day here (which, I think, means I’ll soon be losing my desk), I will be leaving tomorrow afternoon and heading straight for Port Authority, to catch a bus down to visit my grandparents. Which means I need to bring home my personal items today. So I grabbed a sturdy bag and will instead be schlepping them to the screening of Tokyo! (emphasis theirs) tonight.
The beach this weekend! The real beach, with waves and a boardwalk and seashells. For three whole days. I am a little ecstatic.
Aaron Sorkin is writing a Facebook movie, and he wants your help.
Juno, The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, and Lars and the Real Girl are up for the 2008 Humanitas Prize. I am mostly intrigued by the fact that there is something called the Humanitas prize. Here’s the website. This is its mission:
We honor excellence in film & television writing. Stories that affirm the human person, probe the meaning of life, and enlighten the use of human freedom. The stories reveal common humanity, so that love may come to permeate the human family and help liberate, enrich and unify society.
The Curator launches tomorrow. Stay tuned for the announcement!
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