Heather is Currently

I was looking for a clip from the George Pal version of The Time Machine and YouTube decided to serve up the moon scene from the 2002 film. This shot right here, still gives me chills. Imagine looking up and seeing that - there’s nothing you can do. *shudders*

Andrew Gordon, “Back to the Future: Oedipus as Time Traveler” 1987

The latest movie I watched for my comp exams was Sorry to Bother You (2018) by Boots Riley and it was not what I expected. I would like to point out that in my viewing notes, around one hour and fifteen minutes, I did write down the questions “what’s with the horse motif?” So...

Todays Apple is a Snapdragon. #nofilter #applesofinstagram #facebookapples #applesinthe metaverse #tumblrapplememe https://www.instagram.com/p/ClL9c9LuHl_/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Another film for my comp exam, Nope (2022) was the kind of movie that has so much going on in every frame, I’m looking forward to winter break to watch it again. This was my screenshot (I pick one to hang on my wall) and I know it’s not representative of the whole movie, but I tend to pick a moment where the movie turns, or where the movie shows itself.

all of my memes are from 2005, but here is a sassy picture of a stapler from 2015

No, you used him to get exactly what you wanted. Now that the shine is off your idol, you’re rubbing up against a new one. This is exactly what you are.

Gorgias by Plato

“...in general, those longing for something and not getting it--are irascible and easily stirred to anger” - Aristotle, On Rhetoric, 2.2.10, in which he perfectly describes hangry.

I’ve found that hand-writing notes affords me better overall retention of concepts than taking digital notes or just highlighting. I choose printing over cursive, while the cursive is faster, mine is illegible, thereby defeating the purpose. Also, I find that as I take notes, slowly my writing voice begins to mimic the text I’m studying. 

-Neil Badmington on Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) in Alien Chic: Posthumanism and the Other Within.

I like tumblr. I like the ease of sharing things I find interesting. I wanted to consider it again. And I want to post more. Maybe it’s shiny-thing syndrome. Maybe not.