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Gazing with the morning
across a wild river
to the lesser shore
untrammeled
where dire wolves
surround an aging
short faced bear

Straddling eden
I crowd the dawn
and wait for men
to rush across the brink
and shape a world
without a place
for wolves and bears

This day last year was when myself and Kilted first expressed our feelings. We've just spent the last year together (in a long distance way) and its been a wonderful year. In four days we'll be living together.
Happy Aniversary Sweetie.

today is my son's birthday, he is 4 years old and he is just so big. I feel so young and not old or mature enough to have such a big smart boy. I hate parties but he had so much fun today playing with his friends and eating a cake with a pic of buzz lightyear and woody, it's his favourite movie. I asked him this morning what he wanted for his birthday dinner and he said without hesitation 'pizza from a store not made at home' he loves dominoes and thinks we should do that more often, I don't really ...

This year at Cannes film festival, Thai film Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives won the Palme d'Or. It was directed by Apichatpong Weerasethakul.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jk-EoUb0nvg

Judging from the trailer it looks like a calm surrealist film shrouded in ambiguity and the supernatural but with a meditative and steady style not dissimilar to Weerasethakul's other work.

The synopsis from Wikipedia: Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past ...

The days get long not being with the comforts of home, not having any TV channels in English, and not knowing a soul in town. Our U.K. friends have gone home now that they have passed their court date, and there is only so much reading one can do. Thank God for the internet. It’s a life line. Today we decided to go to the bazaar. This town was known as a stopping point along the Silk Road (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silk_Road) to China, and the bazaar is the marketplace for local commerce. ...