Friday, April 22, 2016
SciEnCE and the running bear
I do believe I have "spoken" with the psychologist every day this past week, including once face to face.
Sure, I saw him on Monday night, over at Chili's.
Then we texted briefly on Tuesday.
But it began seeming like a steady thing when I sent the above photos to him on Wednesday night.
running bear: ???
me: What i drew in class tonight! [Taught inhibition of enzymes.] I think i did quite well!
running bear: I don't speak science. :(
me: Not yet, dear, but keep practicing. :-)
running bear: Did you just patronizingly pat me on the head like the Grinch did to Cindy Lou Who?
me: Me? Your fav aunt? :-)
running bear: Pat. Pat.
me: You know i love you. :-)
me: You up for Jungle Book tonight?
running bear: I'm settled in to watch this here Kirasawa movie. It's supposed to be pure genius.
(then he sent a huge photo my old phone couldn't process...)
me: Say what?
running bear: It was a photo of a sea critter called Aristotle's lantern. He's basically made of pure science. Ya know, scientifical stuff.
me: :-) Which movie are you watching?
running bear: Seven Samurai.
me: Fabulous movie! Enjoy!
***** ***** *****
Then, on Thursday, he initiated a conversation that shows he truly does listen. It was about movies, naturally!
running bear: I think I found our next movie!
me: Do tell.
running bear: Elvis and Nixon!!! It looks hysterical. And fits nicely into my daydream of Danny and I one day completing "Watergate: The Musical".
me: I did happen to espy that earlier today. Should be fun!
running bear: Indeed. The Elvis actor usually plays real creepy roles so it should be really colorful. Kevin Spacey is Nixon. :-)
me: Who is playing Elvis?
running bear: Michael Shannon. He was the lead in "bug". And the crooked prohibition agent in Boardwalk empire.
me: Not familiar with either of those roles, but i know who he is. Should be good!
running bear: I hope Kissinger makes an appearance. And Nixon's heart goes pitter pat. :)
me: As opposed to thump thump?
running bear: You could see the forbidden longing in his jowls. :)
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Then, earlier today, I sent the ball flying to his side of the court, showing that I truly do listen to him.
me: Going to a movie while the snowflakes sleep?
running bear: Not today. I'm having science for lunch.
me: Crunch brunch!
running bear: Yep.
me: The moles are especially tasty... and loaded with nutrition!
me: But be mindful of those ionic compounds - some are very salty. :-)
running bear: Glare.
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Well, that's been fun, but I need to get other things done before my first niece and I go to the merry ol' land of Oz tonight.
Later!
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