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The non-stop MJ coverage has at least provided the answer to a magic dance move.
I thought I would link to a Jackson 5 “I Want You Back” video, since I would rather remember MJ as the kid full of promise he seemed to be then, rather than the tragic-comic figure he became as an adult. But as I looked through video clips, I saw that his journey to the man he became was already well underway early in his childhood and even the Jackson 5 videos made me sad. So instead, here is an “I Want You Back” cover, sung by my favorite kind of artist, a girl with a guitar. (And it just so happens that this girl with a guitar has the exact same birthday as me!)
Unfortunately I’ve never been the saviour of a damsel. Although I hope someday I will be.
Tim Burton teams up with his usual suspects for his take on one of my favorites: Alice in Wonderland. First look photos here.
I like using Safari. It is fast, good-looking, and has a super-sexy (and useful) way of highlighting search results in a page. It is missing a few deal-breaker features (ability to restore history when re-opening a mistakenly closed tab, URL shortcuts, keyword searching from the address bar), but these can be added with Saft, so everything is OK. Except for when I forget to wait for a Saft update before updating Safari. Sigh. My life is tough, huh?
Other than the super sweet baby you get at the end, I haven’t been feeling this whole pregnancy lately. But today I realized there is another positive aspect. Being pregnant keeps you so busy moaning and bitching about all your aching parts and bruised internal organs, that you don’t have time to anxiously count down the days till the release of the new iPhone software and before you know it, the day has snuck up on you totally out of the blue!
I hadn’t watched a Capucine video in ages. This kid is the cuteness, and she tells GREAT stories. Here she’s doing her bit for her fellow children in Mongolia.
You can either buy this lamp new at Ikea for CHF 29.95 or you can buy it used at L’Autre, a jewelry and furniture shop on the Place Grenus, for CHF 79, where it is accurately, if misleadingly, labelled as contemporary Swedish design.
