Wolves' Lair

I've succumbed (again!) to the lure of Amazon. Yes, here I was, innocently checking out IMDB.com to see if it said anything about Lee Mead, and I thought I'd check out what Hugh Dancy was up to (someone who bears a passing resemblence to Lee Mead, Orlando Bloom, and the unrequited love of my life, Mr TD&H!). I discover he's done a few new films, and then I remember I've got a long list of films and books on my wish list on Amazon.

So, I wander over there to update it, and next thing I know, I've ordered something! Well, three things actually! Argh! Well, I suppose it was only £22, but still.

I ordered:

The Sleeping Dictionary - a film that I absolutely adore.
Shooting Dogs - a film that was highly reviewed and looks like an excellent film, but not one for the faint-hearted.
Ella Enchanted - a great, slightly tongue-in-cheek 'modern' fantasy.

You may have noticed that they all star the delectable Hugh Dancy, who is one of my loves. :)

5' 11" with curly brown hair, gorgeous eyes, lean body, great sense of humour (there's an outtake on Ella Enchanted where Anne Hathaway is about to be trussed up and she says that she's never been tied up. Hugh replies with a grin and says that she hasn't lived! I want a guy like that!) and a great smile: seriously, what more does a girl need? *g*

So, next week, I'll be able to get a Hugh fix. Hurrah! I can't get an Orlando Bloom fix because all my Orli films are with my parents (apart from The Two Towers which, although a fabulous film, is a little long for a guy fix (plus, he's Legolas in that, not himself)), and I don't own anything with Hugh in it yet. *pout*

Oh, I must go and order the US version of King Arthur. It has more extras on it than the UK version. *g*

Well, I watched PotC with the commentary of Keira Knightley and Jack Davenport, which, if you haven't seen it, I would recommend it. Keira and Jack are so funny. Keira is unbelievably hyper and normal. I know that sounds a little odd, but she sounds just like the rest of us.

And, I have more news from the lovely Metro. This time is about ( Orlando Bloom taking a break )

Well, it's our ceilidh tonight, and surprisingly, almost all the tickets have been sold. I was quite amazed when I found that out, so things might be looking up on that score.

On a much more depressing note, I've discovered that I have a grand total of £50 to last me until my next loan cheque, which isn't due until the 12th January. Eek! I've clearly been spending too much money on DVDs. *shame-faced* But they're all so pretty!

And Christmas/birthday presents. Gah! I've not even bought all mine yet. Everyone is just going to have to wait until the January sales.