Day Notes, musical and otherwise. Also wordcount.

[kiya]

Found my Henry V soundtrack! Hah! Q'apla! (I've been wanting to find it for a while.) Of course, I found it while I was looking for one of my King's Singers CDs, for the sake of conservation of missing music. (I can find New Day and The Beatles Collection, but I can't remember what's on Spirit Voices, or even if I'm remembering the title right.) Also ripped my copy of the theme to Exodus, in the version I own, which isn't as good as the one Jhoon Rhee's studios use for the form that goes to it, but any Exodus is better than no Exodus. I'd hum a few bars, but I don't think anyone could fake it in text.

That's a wicked lot of italics tags I've got there.

Remembered to top up my lily and papyrus tank. Also finally finished assembling the lamp that's supposed to be supplementing its sunlight, putting it on the timer, and putting in the lightbulbs. So that's going successfully now that I've figured out how to use the timer (because I'm spectacularly good at missing the utterly obvious components of things like that).

Other entertainments for the day included taking my temperature at random intervals to see what it's doing. I'm beginning to suspect my body temperature may have drifted closer to "normal" as I've gotten older and less thyroidally weird. (Though hypos are supposed to be cold-intolerant and hypers heat-intolerant, according to one website I scanned earlier, and I'm a heat-intolerant hypo, so maybe I'm still weird.)

Section 17: 1197 words (total) (finished), which makes today's count 654.

Comments

[brooksmoses]

Hmm ... that's something I should try out: I've got a copy of the Exodus theme done by 101 Strings, and I rather like it, but the record is scratched to the point that it's nearly unlistenable. I wonder if my new anti-scratch software can get it back to the point of decency....

I've also got a version of it by Ferrante and Teicher, which isn't bad and is (like most of their stuff) quite emphatically in stereo.

[tiassa]

I'm a heat-intolerant hypo as well, so either we're both weird, or it's more common than commonly believed. Whichever works.