Radiohead ranking
- In Rainbows
- Kid A
- OK Computer
- Amnesiac
- The King of Limbs
- Hail to the Thief
- A Moon Shaped Pool
- The Bends
- Pablo Honey
I can’t remember where I found it, but someone had a really good illustration of how grief works. They compared it to a ball bouncing around inside a box. On one of the inside walls of the box is a big button, and every time that ball hits that button, the grieving feelings happen. At first, the ball is pretty much the same size as the inside of the box and is constantly pushing against the button. Then the ball slowly starts to shrink until it can occasionally roll away from the button, but it still hits it a lot. Then less and less, until the ball is just something that bounces around inside the box and only rarely hits the button. The impact is still the same every time it hits the button, it just hits it less and less over time.
Best Picture
Best Actor/Actress and Supportings
International
it clicked with me why I haven’t been a huge fan of all-inclusives while at the same time liking the idea in theory. This cruise thing about virgin voyages cruises talks about how this cruise ship (line?) Has a concept of small venues on a large ship to offer a lot of variety. This also is reflected in the restaurants where there isn’t a central dining room but instead a bunch of different restaurants you cycle through. The biggest complaint is customers wanting “simple” food not “adventurous” food. This is why all of these places seem so bland, they’re catering to the lowest common denominator. I’m curious if maybe this virgin cruise is any good because it’s catering to my ideas of adventure a bunch of different options to explore