Nudity

I went to a test screening of a film directed by Glenn Hetrick. The film begins with a man riding his bike into the forest. There he meets a nude, pregnant woman. He becomes the child's stepfather. The child is tragically killed on its first birthday. The man goes back in time and returns to the forest. It doesn't really work out the second time around.

I was in a car with my dad. He was driving and joking about Mitt Romney bringing Pope Francis to Colorado. A few cars were driving the wrong way on our side of the median. One of them collided with a school bus. The bus pulled into a parking lot and we followed. The bus wasn’t carrying children. Instead, it was full of elderly women. None of the women were injured. My dad and I went into the nearest business. After making a small purchase, we noticed a movie playing. Vincent Cassel played a French immigrant living in the Territory of Utah in 1890. He and his wife were bathing with their two daughters in a small tub.

I went to a large hotel in Calgary. There were places inside selling Barbies, Legos, and haircuts. I went to the free NHL game next door, Edmonton at Calgary. There were topless cheerleaders on the ice.

I was staying in room 590 at the Brown Palace Hotel. My mom told me she once saw a ghost while staying in the same room. While showering, I pulled back the curtain and looked in the mirror. The reflection showed a bloody young woman showering in place of me. She had red hair. I got the impression that her name was Amber Brown.

I went to see Tron: Legacy in 3D at the theater with Mark, Max, and my mom’s side of the family. They didn’t give us any 3D glasses. The first half of the movie was nothing like I expected. It was animated but not computer-animated and it was about naked women who had the ability to fly. During the intermission, my aunt told us how much she liked the first half and Mark asked me to get him some ice water. They had rainbow-colored water for sale. The cashier was a young woman who wanted to charge me $20 for two drinks. Luckily the manager came and straightened things out.