Yesterday I said goodbye to a friend as she heads back to Greece after an all too brief period in London at Kingston University. Originally, one of my school buddy’s girlfriends, she now leaves as one of my buddys and I’m sad to see her go. Sad because she was the only Lebanese (from now on I’ll call us Lebs, so be warned) friend in London. What’s so significant about that? Well to be honest going down the Lebanese sector doesn’t have that same appeal as it does when I’m down there with a fellow Leb. It’s like this feeling of sharing, smiling at the random arabic being talked around you and remembering simpler days. Take care Rana.

In completely unrelated news, I’ve got the beginings of a cold and it’s more awful than cold porridge. Can’t even go to sleep right now. Lemsip galore and loads of tissues.

While I’m here I’ll recommend a few movies you should be checking out, bit of a Spielberg hardon at the moment, without even wanting to I’ve seen two of his latest films recently on my new subscription from my local dvd place. The first one I saw was Minority Report. This one was just a really stylish movie. The overall design of the world in the near future and the execution was superb as sci-fi movies go. The characters weren’t all that fleshed out to be honest. The protagonist wasn’t this instantly likable character, he was pretty generic as good guys go, however the story was generally pretty good, which is a testament really to the core concept that Philip K Dick came up with.

The second movie I caught was Catch me if you can. See this is pretty cool. Just the stuff this guy got up to was pretty amazing, and I will actually say that Leonardo Di Cappuccino did a good job in role. What I found funny was that you couldn’t really tell the difference when he was meant to be 16 in the movie to what he was supposed to be when he was 20, and the guy is like 30!!!!!!! In case you don’t know what it’s about it’s about a con man, and the FBI officer who’s trying to catch him. Will make you smile several times.

Oh yeah should have mentioned this a while ago, David Prince has updated the style of his blog, and it’s much more streamline.

If you combine that with the new Firefox we’re talking BK is being left. I have a few ideas I need to implement for BrokenKode Version 1.1, but I’m keeping it to myself until I get my computer next week sometime, expect lots more on that next saturday.