My wife and I saw Revenge of the Sith last night. My review: Good. Worth seeing? Sure.
We also went camping with Aaron this past weekend. It was the first time to get the Vanagon up to the mountains. We had nice comfy beds inside the van, and we cooked on the stove and kept stuff cold in the fridge. Sheesh, I must be a lightweight, I used to be a Boy Scout. I slept on the ground back then.
We did build a fire and cooked lots of our food on that too.
Everything wasn’t roses though. Whoever was at the site before us decided that breaking glass bottles and scattering the glass around the site was a good idea. We spent a good hour cleaning up the site before we unloaded. Our poor dog cut his paw too.
Despite that, we had a fantastic time. We went on a nice little hike on Saturday that surveyed some of the forest fire that was there a year or two ago.
Once we got back, we panicked because Aaron couldn’t find his keys to the borrowed truck he drove out to Colorado. We broke into the truck (a new experience for me, it turns out I’m handy with a coat hanger), but that didn’t help. In the end the keys were found.
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I enjoyed the final star wars as well. The story was engaging, I was used to the new “style” and it moved along at a good pace.
I found myself quite disturbed afterwards, I think I see a whole bunch of potential for giving up on the people I love and becoming an evil beast. It may seem impossible on the outside, but there are those fears that I can be a horror to the people I love.
Sounds like the camping trip was fun!
§ #1 By dano at 12:03pm on June 02 2005
I just got back from seeing ep. III myself tonite. I really enjoyed it. I think it helped to see it in all its digital glory on the one digital screen (that I know of) in NW AR. So all the stuff blowing up and noisy mayhem swept me right up into the story. All the actions and happenings seemed to carry more weight – and actually mean something – in this one than the first 2 prequels.
All in all a pretty satisfying “end” to the story for me…
§ #2 By Vance at 12:03pm on June 02 2005