the darkness

to be clear, i've never really watched the chapelle show. i caught the charlie murphy/rick james skit last night and i about died laughing. if you haven't seen this skit, you really need to. my life is now complete.

after getting back from my mini stay-cay, i hung out with chuck. first at starbucks (ps don't get the blended lemonade its a waste of $3), then at the park, then at apres diem, then at the theater.

in all the time that i've lived in atlanta, i've never really walked the park just to walk the park. piedmont really is our mini central park. yes, it was hot as balls yesterday, but it felt really good to walk and talk and just enjoy one of the best parts of the city. of course me being me and thinking "okay? what now" immediately following our walk and squat on the grass, chuck and i went over to landmark to eat at apres and buy our tickets for the dark knight.

i really hadn't paid attention to all the hype around the dark knight. i was gone most of the weekend, so i didn't really hear about it. i figured it would be a busy movie, but even landmark had a line form outside the theater at least 30 minutes before show time to get a good seat. our movie started at 3:45, but we lined up at 3:15 and there were still people in front of us.

i have to tell you, the movie was fantastic! i didn't see it because of the hype and i didn't see as some tribute to heath ledger.... but the man was fantastic! his delivery and comedic timing was insane. he definitely deserves an award.