What An Odd Afternoon

[debris4spike]

Just had a dental check-up ... a new dentist who I can honestly say is probably the least chatty person I have ever met ... and for someone working with the general public it is even weirder. Very disconcerting. I did get a clean bill of health, though.

On the way there I had to drive up a dual carriageway - and weird .... I had to overtake a man in a racing wheelchair going slowly up a hill. He wasn't wearing anything reflective, eithere, and as it was raining the whole thing seemed very, very odd.

And ...
28 If you learn that a celebrity of whom you are a fan of has done something horrible, does it affect your ability to enjoy works they previously produced?

I suppose the answer would be "yes". However I am a terror for making snap decisions, therefore I often meet, or see, someone and love or hate ... and it's a real rarity for me to change my mind.

Comments

diebirchen

[(Anonymous)]

It depends on the definition of "horrible." If it means truly horrible, then yes.

Re: diebirchen

[debris4spike]

Yes, I suppose that is true. (Maybe that's why I avoid reading the tabloids!!)

[brunettepet.livejournal.com]

That wheelchair driver should be more careful when visibility is low.

[debris4spike]

... well I can't see why he was ona road in the first place!

[kudagirl.livejournal.com]

I can't watch anything by Woody Allen anymore. Too many strange things he has done.

We once passed a man on road going up hill in Germany. He was on skies that had rollers. He was practicing for Olympics, I think. That was odd.

[debris4spike]

I suppose some of the trouble is that most stars think they are above being judged, and there are so, so many awful stories out there. It's awful, but I will admit I am quite happy to live in a bubble and avoid reading the tabloids.

I still can't work out why he would have been on the road - but maybe you are right. Exercising in bad weather would then be giving that additional challenge for him