This week Will and I watched yet another tranny movie (I feel like it's now a tradition following "Victor/Victoria"...I think we're planning on watching "The Crying Game" next), Pedro Almodovar's "Bad Education" starring love of my eyes, Gael Garcia Bernal. Oh the hotness.

He even looked sexy as a drag queen, no?



and a little bit like Juliette Lewis?



I adore him. Anyway, back to the film. It was good, and got really interesting toward the end. However, like most trans stories, it ends in tragedy. These films break my heart, I'm ready for some happy endings. Both in real life and Hollywoodland, if the trans person themselves isn't killed (Boy's Don't Cry) someone who loves them is (Soldier's Boy).


Addendum: It's now 2:00 am, and I'm just getting back from Will's, where I went following the So You Think You Can Dance results show---let's face it, once Kherington was kicked off, some drinking was in order.

Of course, along with the drinking came dancing, and watching old music videos. After Celine and Toni Braxton's motorcycle man videos, Melissa Etheridge's "Come to My Window" (ft. Juliette Lewis, as mentioned last week) and Madonna's "Like A Prayer", we decided we need some Dolly Parton 9 to 5.

Naturally, what followed was Steph dancing to her seat, and of course with the aid of alcohol, it's not surprising that I fell down and sprained my ankle.

Random, I know, but what else do you expect from Steph. I'm pretty sure it's sprained. I've had ice on it since the incident occured...(at least 2 or 3 hours ago, cause we watched more videos and an episode of the L word before I left)...and it's still really swollen. Oh well. What are you gonna do about it.

Kat and Will wanted to take me to the hospital, but they won't do anything, and I'm broke and looking for a roomate, so....I think I'll just wrap it and go home. I've had plenty of experience in the injured ankle department. Though I think it's actually been a couple years since the last one. Which would have been the time I snapped three ligaments and fractured it falling on some rocks in Ireland.

Now I'm actually impressed it's been this long since my last ankle injury. I guess it was about time.

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